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VOLUME 8, NUMBER 199
CONVICT W&
IN ASSAULT CASE
NEW WESTMIN8TER, B.C., FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SI, 1913.
PRICE FIVE CENT*
Richard Goodwin, Striking
Miner, Is Found Guilty
���Remanded.
ATTACKED OFFICER
DURING DISTURBANCE
Was One of Four Arraigned on Wednesday When the Jury
Disagreed
MAKE FINAL Ef f ORT
TO SETTLE STRIKE
CALUMET COPPER MINE OPERATORS WILL MAKE OFFER TO
EMPLOYEEG
Calumet, Mich.,
announced as the
copper mine Open
Oct. 30. What is
tlnal effort of thr
ators In thla district
(0 induce their striking employees to
return 10 work will be. made tomor
row through thc medium of the Cop-
iper Country Commercial club.
A statement from the mining com
I panics will be published by the dub in
the local press to the effect that Btrlk
era who apply for their old positions
will be re-employed, regardless of
nationality, provided they give up
their memberships In the Western
Federation or Miners und bnve not
becn participants In any violence dur-
Hicbard (Jooilwln, a striking miner *���g it,,, strike,
of Cumberland, was found guilty In I The concession of an eight hour
tbo assize court last evening of bav- day. to be put In effect In January,
ing on the nenlng of July lit, 1813, already has been granted by the opera-
assaulted James ���McArgle, a special i tors. If the strikers remain loyal to
constable, on the atreets of Cumber- the Western Federation of M tiers t.ie
land during a disturbance. importation of men wUl continue and
Goodwin was arraigned on two the working tOtOM^ WOUgM up
charges, Rioting was one and assault ! non ' ���--������"
It
lo
V
upon McArgle llle olher. The trial
lasted all day yesterday, the Jury returning their verdict about 6 o'clock
last evening. The Jury found Goodwin
guiliy on the charge of assault. Witli 1
reff rence to tlie oilier charge no mention was made when the foreman announced th" verdict. The prisoner
was remanded for sentence.
Goodwin was one of tho four miners
arraigned on the previous day for as-
���Rault and intimidation, and cn whose
���guilt or Innocence, the Jury disagreed.
A. I). Taylor, K.C., conducted the
CBBe for tli" erov n. while as In the
case of the previous day. J. K. Bird,
counsel for the l'nited Mine Workers
of America, und Arthur l-clghton. of
Nanalmo, defended tbo accused. The
case of tho crown briefly was tbat on
Ihe evening cf July 19 last. Goodwin
took part In a riot wblch occurred In
thc streets of Cumberland, and that
while James McArgle, a special con
stable, was In tbe act of arrest a man
named Reynolds, he was assaulted by
the accused
to prove i
is reported that at a meeting of
the Finnish strikers. 75 per cent, of
tbem voted to return lo work.
This is denied by strike leaders and
the report cannot be confirmed.
The HI Alloues strikers, charged
with contempt of court for alleged
violation of the Injunction against
picketing, did not appear before Circuit Judge O'Brien today, having been
notified not to report until tomorrow.
The 65 Mohawk strikers, held on
the same charges, will appear with
th.m. Opposing attorneys today
argued whether testimony should be
presented by affidavit or orally.
Tills question will not be settled
until tomorrow morning.
SOUTH BRUCE
ELECTS LIBERAL
Reuben E. Truax Gets Majority of 124, Defeating
W. D. Cargill.
VOTE HEAVIER THAN
AT LAST ELECTION
GOVERNMENT SIGNS
DAM AGREEMENT
Evidence of Unpopularity of Nava
Policy���Laurier Declines to
Make State-Tie it
olds, h
That
'M*
.Hantwuy,
waa al-
���*.^i4mmrv. ����� 1 km k^->-*���
'���(/**�� ar ^-*
Decline te C-ive Opinion.
Ottawa. Oct. 31. -The department of
Justice has declined to give an opinion
oa a hypothetical case as to whether
Harry K. Thaw. If released In New
Hampshire, would be allowed to pass
unmolested by way uf Canada In th*
event of hla buying m through Octet
While no official J***��� ���*��� ****
itl.l����^jto^TW��ff;
Walkerton, om., Oct. 80.���Reuben E.
Truax. the Lib. ral candidate, was
elected in the South iiruce by-election
today by a majority of 124, defeating
Wellington D. Carglll. The Beat was
rendered vacant by the elevation of
Hon. James Donnelly to the senate
cud the campaign was fought almost
nltogether on the navul question. Mr.
Donnelly's majority at the last general
election was 103. No figures of the
total vote were obtainable tonight as
only tbe majorities at the different
polling subdivisions were brought into
Walkerton. lt is understood, however,
that the vote was even heavier than
in the general election.
Both candidates were residents of
tho riding. Mr. Truax has lived In
tbe district 57 yearB and his personal
popularity made hiiu a strong candidate. Desides supporting the Liberal
position on the navy. In practically
every Bpeech, he declared hls preference for the doctrine of reciprcclty
with the l'nited States.
Walkerton. Mr. Truax's bome town,
gave him a majority of 90. At the
last general election hla majority
there waa 56.
City to Appoint Man to Look After
Water Supply at Expense of Vancouver Power Company.
The las' word on Lbe Coqultlam dam
question was reached yesterday morn-
I big when Mayor Gray received word
! from Ottawa tliat Hen. Ur. Iloclie, minister cf the int.rior, bad signed the
' triple agreement between tho Domln-
I iou government, the 11. C. E. It. and
the city in respect to the land reserve
surrounding llie lake and also the
i regulations regarding the purification
of the water for public consumption.
Immediately following the- passage
of the plebiscile on October 18, the
I city and power company officials affixed their signatures to the agreement
I which was then forwarded to the Dominion government authorities at Ottawa.
Now that a settlement has becn
reached, it is up to the city to appoint
a man acquainted with uanitary measures, to" look after the water supply
at Coquitlam dam. The Vancouver
Power company will pay to the city j
$1000 per annum as salary for this
official, but tbe agreement docs not
specify that be remain at the lake
throughout the year. Many applications have been recelvetf for the posl
tlon.
MAY CUT AWAY WAGON LOADS Of
SAPPERTON HILL1 ��SURRENDERED
G. N. R. Planning to Secure
Portion of Columbia
Street.
WOULD ELIMINATE
DANGEROUS CURVE
May Build Double Track to Vancouver��� Retaining Waif Would Not
Then Be Necessary
SENTENCE GUILTY
PRISONERS SATURDAY
Mr. Justice Clement Wlll Be Unable
to Sit at Assizes Next
Week.
Plans are under way for the double-
tracking of the Great Northern railway from the North road to the Kraser
river bridge, according to information
obtained by The News yesterday.
While the plans are only in tentative
form at tbe present time, lt is under-
r tood that Instead of the railway company, the city and the provincial government authorities agreeing on any
permanent work aa to the retaining
wall for Columbia street near the
asylum hill, a greater scheme, whicb
wlll mean the widening of Columbia
street on the west side and the taking
away of a portion of the street on the
east Bide by the company, Ib under consideration. ...
At a meeting of the railway commissioners held In Vancouver on Monday, tbe city solicitor. Alderman Dodd
and City Engineer Blackman urged
tbe board to compel the O. N. It. to
build a retaining wall in place of tbe
wooden cribbing at a point opposite
the asylum hlU. .
The decision of the board was that'
the engineers of all parties concerned
get together and formulate some plan,
bnt since then it is understood that
the railway oompany has considered
MILITIA PRESERVES ORDER IN
CAMP OF MINERS. BUT NO OUTBREAKS ARE FEARED.
Trinidad. Colo., Oct. 30.���Apprehension of outbreaks between striking
miners and mine guards, accentuated
by an attack upon the strikers' colony
at Aguilar tliis morning, caused Adjutant General Chase, in command of
the Colorado National Guard, encamped here, to hold the entire command
in the military camp today.
Frequent trips of investigation were
made by troops and a squad of cavalry
was ordered from Walsenburg today
to Aguilar, where an outbreak appeared probable. Strikers in tbe
colony there demanded the protection
of tbe state troops after having been
deprived of many guns by the infantry company which yesterday and 4aat
night preserved order in the two
mine camps today.
The detachment of .artillery today
was got In readiness for instant removal to any part of the strike zone
and took a drfTI trip toward Ludlow,
the most active strikers camp in the
district. No arms were In evidence
there today, but none have been surrendered to the state troops from that
camp, though surrendered guns ana
ammunition from other sections of the
strike Bene are arrivlag by the wagon
load. Receipts sre being given to Individual owners of the contraband
weapons and, according to present
plans, they will be returned to them
when the strike has been settled.
A troop of cavalry today made a
trip toward Frederick to Intercept a
wagon load of arms which were reported travelling eastward of Trinidad.
The cavalry returned, however, with-
out having found trace of the wagon.
NATIONAL HEALTH
BOARD FORCANADA
���el. has
Wt td atte
.��� i.
reach Ooodwfa. He lad it*** 9*****.%-
��d from getting to the accused by
thc crowd.
The assault occurred during nn al-
USX!**, demonstration over the arrival
c>r some strike-breakers In town. The
defence endeavored to sbow that
Goodwin waa not on tbe scene w'htlo
lhe trouble laated, _ .. .
I'ollce Officer C. ft- McTaggart was
the Orst witness tor the crown. He
tcstlOed as to the rowdincss ln Cumberland on the evening of July 19
last and staled tl he had rescued
a man named Cave, a strikebreaker.
from a crowd of union workera. The
trouble had originated when sonic nonunion men mixed It wtth some strikers Cave waa dne cf those.
Made Threat.
Cross-oitaniined as to the Ctuse of
the trouble. McTaRsart said that it
had been rumored that Cav* and a
gong of non-union men had threatened
to come Into town nnd clean out the
union men. The police were expecting
trouble. He knew Cava was bringing
in men lo wirk In the mines while
the atrlke wati on. ThiB might have
trv-'ttastm
.rsraa
.t-tttn*-*- i* '**** --.-^ ___..-,.,
have at}*** ta Ut* OslWfcl" ******
!Ss UrStb peOey ������� th****** *�� tt<
off ttjterost*. urges the government to
sevoT all personal connection between
itn* government and Lord Oowdrays
company, so that whatever happen*
the government may be free to direct
Britiah policy with an eye single t��
tafesuardtng British Interests.
BLANQUfflHAY
SUCCEED HUERTA
Election of Theae Two Foregone Conclusion in Offi-
ficial Circles.
, .t*m*-r
i Con tinned on
Pare Flv*>
IN INTERESTS Of
Msny Amerloane Prepare Te , Flee
From Mexico���Leave Household
Effects Behind
De-
^i*S3\x*s,-
Miss Livingstone of Provincial
oartment ef Agriculture Visits
New Westminster.
Slightly over one week ago Miss
��;����*����
Victoria on an eight or nine months
tour of all parts cf this province In
the Interests of wntpen's Institutes. At
present ehe is in New Westminster
���district conducting ioctures aud demonstrations ut Haitelmere and
^To^'representatlve ot Tha NewJ"
Mlaa Livingstone InBt night, at the
Hussell hotel, explained her work.
ThiB waa giving the women of tho
institutes a aclentlllc knowledge of
.2KS��** properties of different
food* and such matters. Charts and
demonstrations were ueed.
Tof thc recent provincial fair, held
,,,;<!. Mis. Vivtagatone ******* *<>?*
kinis to aay. especially of the
* * - Institute exhibits, the first
with the
.lection at ttoirtral wtetortaao HaSsto
and Gfcieral. Aurolanlc Blanqeet *t^
most a foregone conclusion, according
to the official returns, the quesUon as
lo what Washington proposes tow H
keeping the foreign residents and �����
majority of Mexicans In a state of
painful suspense. On the surface at
lea3t. tbe administration Is giving
i little consideration to the auhject,
Bpomingly taking the ground that toe
Mexican people have declared In favor
of Huertu'a continuance In the presidency. . ,_ ...
Although It l�� charged openly In
many quarters that the maJorlM**for
lluerta and Blanquet, which tf* now
being reported from all <P��rtn���
where the election terms wtf* ob
served, were the result of offloW pressure, there Is no nneslblllty *J going
bnck to the roturne, as it seem* ee ab-
lished tlmt no other candidal! polled
uoarly enough vtrtet to jeopardise the
Huerta-Wanquot tleket
Americana Leavlna.
In view of Wadjttngton's *revtott#
representations a* th- subject the
next move of the American ��<"'��"�����
went Is awaited Wire with, ao I Itfl*
mlBglving. Many An ��� rloaas har*
packed their porta*!* IxiOMtapi PW
paratory to flight.-and are fading W<
necessity cf leavtog many dl tfceit
ffrc.tB behind Thl* en
hope of finding hi
Th" .nad'
are
od, and most of those who d
Ksen Interest.
Ottawa. Oct. 30.���Keen Interests
taken ln Uie capital tonight to the
from Bouth Brae*. Tlw re
ault wm ttm e*rirj**��JM cot
arwie im oMmmi ***** air
���IMC kee* ******* ** <MP* *���
l^'mwim
'f*^_____l^___P^^wi^
SiTriu.
It leak expected, hoWNT. ��h*t H
the Liberate woo It wo*M **���**���'*���
amall majority.
Some surprise ts expressed that Mr.
Tr-ua.:'* plummy over Mr. Carglll
icaehw! three figure*. Hon. W. T.
While, vho conducted the campaign
for tb. ..onswrvatlvea. Gerald white.
mer.il.tr ar ��crth Iteufrow. and And-
ri.v l��tv<!*..' were among those wno
heard ' tbt . result at the Chateau
laurier thf. evening. They were all
of the opln'm that their defeat was
due In u large measure to the strengtn
of thc person-lliy of Mr. Truax as ��
candidt ,e and his thorough canvass or
the constituency covering a period of
several months
The l-'b.r��lb cf the capital were
naturally Juullant over the result- Sir
Wilfrid l-au ier got the news of the
victory at hl�� r-_rldence over toe tele
phene. l'e declined to make any comment fot uublica ion more than to
sav he wm eatlslied with -^ <***��*
l.lbaralB, while admitting that they
had a more experienced candidate
than the r opponents, soy that the turn
over in the vote at the by-election Is
an Indication of a wMAiWM
sentiment on the part of the people
0,TObev % It is an evidence that the
government b naval policy Is not popu-
lar in 'ii** rural sections of toe province and that tbe Uberols who voted
es yx* the : wty at the general elec-
tot. Oh Mto I^W^ ,����� ^
hora Httento
Excitement In Trinidad increased today and the presence ot a trooper on
the street was tbe Incentive to strlk-
Mr. iust.ee Clement will he unable|2LJSr&-1fi��J^tShMlS*?W**��� " "*
to attend the preaent Beetles alter Saturday acoordlng to hi* own
meat ln toe ***lse Wart
during the hearing of one of ����� Vaa-
oouver talaas
Jam ^b* |t* -���-.__.
Oa th*t day ad ��*lto wtU
hit to**M�� dUBiigwiL. -.. .---..
aft* tb* ��� 'm^^t*"-
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Inter-provincial Conference
Yesterday on Pollution
of Streams.
ROSS REPRESENTS
BRITISH COLUMBIA
No Definite Step Until Report of Com-
mission on International Water- *
ways is Received
Ottawa, Oct. 30.���The creation of a
federal board with fall authority to
deal with tTte question of pure water,
as well bb ether questions affecting
the public health, was strongly advocated by the- delegates from the various-provinces at the inter-provincial
conference on the pollution of the navigable streams, wblch convened here
this morning iir response to a call from
Hon. J. D. Hazes, minister of marine
and fisheries.
The conference was called as the
result of evidence obtained last winter by the Bradbury commltte on the
pollution of streams. It was deemed
advisable to have (he views of the provinces on the question before anything
of a definite character should be done
and in response to an invitation sent
out by Mr. Hazen every province la
the Dominion was represented at a
gathering in the agricultural committee rooms at the house of commons
thiB morning.
Mr, Hazen who wa* elected chair- '
man, In addressing the gathering, said
the growing demand tor the prevdb
tion ot poUutioa aad the niiiasw/at
���%*-;��
''��������!--*.
*f^A*aMt*mi****> --i*
..... __. lait^
atS a retTUt wfll be ai
im* retrial five atrlke eaae* bat* yet
to be dealt wltb. Wa moot serious
la oa* in whloh a yaath of 17 named
Morris, is charged with attempted
murder. The chanree In the other
cases are assault. Intimidation and
riot.
No information his yet heen received by tb" officials of the lo-cal
court aa to where the balance of the
Vancouver atrlke cases will he he-rd
There Is a rumor current that thev
'v<|l be tried here and If this turns out
correct it wlll be necessary fo hold a
mcc'al asslre Fe��^Ion. There are
about ISO cases in all to try.
Cannot Remain Indifferent.
Rome, Oct. 30.���Commenting on
Mexican affairs, the Trtbuna says that
if the administration at Waahlngton
proceeds further In its Interference,
other countries, nvpeclally Japan, cannot remain Indifferent
CONTRACTORS MUST
USE UNION LABOR
Dlaci -slcn In Trades and Labor Council Over Hslp Impleyed on Hotel
[ . , - *ulldl��ifi
:*%* .jp^^y
&��^SaS| _, ���
the eempaay win *4*mtms*tly be compelled to take a Way a portion of Columbia street. #hteh will mean that the
oompany will have to make arrangements with tbe Dominion government
for a portion of the land now uaed by
the warden of tbe oeultentiary as
resilience and also Perm Row, a
of house-**, adjoining the__J________u_ ... . . .. . . ,. ,_, ._.
orison. This proposed work would do _ . . ���__���___���__�� ___���_��� AAdraa*** In- f *!,���_. re*u" ��- tt* ,Jrpl,oM epldemla
rh ih/rxXaTra, the hill which Frut* ���*��� Vaad*Hlp Alee Addreae** ���"- which
Saya "Comtiy la Water-
Logged With Bonds"���
Lack of Confideace
- ^���.s.^^.^^^.. :*t'l
t*ra *t*w**maa*m*s th tb**** la flaafjag
wltk tb* aaestfM.
Twa Thaama**- Llvea Loot
Ur. Brodbanr, chairman od th*
liouse commltte* ��a tbe polIuUon of
stream*, outlined the evidence which
It bad token. Se waa led to take aotion on this matter br conditions of
affairs which had befallen Ottawa,
where more than MOO Ihree were lost
away with the curve on the hill which
bas been commented upon, as being
dani-emus to both street ear and alao
vehicular traffic.
CLASS ALCOHOL
WITH WIHSKEY
Druggist Fined fer baling Without License���Claimed It Waa Not
Liquor.
^NY ��*i?S��]&^*��.���
Ottawa. OU-W ��.������Tb* Evening CM-
ten (Conservative) aaya:
"An absolute and unqualified denial
was giver today In the bUbest ��overn-
meat c'rcles to a report aeat broad-
SS to the 0PP0��K1<�� f����J"1",^
Statin* that Sir >*��elT��B��n I* here
naklnc forw government taaranto* ��t
Radian Worth*��� rallwar bond, to
or nn oth*r Canadtaa*||pw��J|2JJJ
the
Th*~*lwaW ��**����s m��Jled
,r Canadlaajwr����r^BTS|hTd'aot"bSen"~^***** *��
Mutative bus mad*.***_�� ��*K*: !.la.",LrT_��.,.l, .et|on m
London, Ont., Oct. SO.���After con-
Fultlng the dictionary, the encyclopedia aad the Liquor License act, to
find the meaning of liquor and to see
lf alcohol could be classed aa liquor,
Pollce Magistrate Judd gave Judgment
to Mw**. *mmm -->. ��*****h*
a *******
vestment Bankers' Association
Of a-*a%*-**T-*SM
Chicago, Oct W>.-*-Janwa J. HlU and
Prank A. Voaderltp, the speaker* tonight at the banquet that eloaed tbe
convention here of the Inve*tm*at
Banker*' Association of America, e*cb
sounded a note of warning to the business interests of th* country.
Mr. Hill whose subject waa *W*il-
road financing of tbe future," declared
that toe country wa* water-logged with
bond* "Caafldeuce cannot be restored," he aald. "until tb* aame boad ba*
won back something of Ua old staa
Mr. Vaaderilp aald that congreaa
waa la daager ot saddling oa th* cow-
try a miaous pcUey of flat
The senate, be Mid, wa
aad fearful ot doing anything
ta* wishes of th* houM.
Mt, VaadwHp spoke*t to* aeadUc
basking toglalatloB. "Th* fatal d*f*ct
ot the 01*M hill.- b* MM. "at that tt
tba eewatry oa aa twa* ot Hat
Tb* *t***a ******��*\**m
ing when two local
on the unfair llat *!
leged to b* the ef.
unloa labor on tb*
building*.
wire pl^J^fW!* B,n��_SL
llat te what I* aHwbltt tb* magtotrate
c, tho s^lsd*i^^ri*toenTwdIS\5i_*^.\ S8,"~_ ?��� ������<<*�� \ **A aoto*. Thar... ��� .���.���.
and Later council k.W la.tcvutng f��*ad^that h*^wdltojiin^cetu v^^^jiytswiai b^ toe'gimaaTaM
for the purpose of KconsldMtog the atootel toJss^ Nov to nQm.1. toe ����\ ^ Otoy ����� to te taued wWteat Ite-
actlon taken at th**Ust re��ulsr meelltodaat aommltted a^reach of tb*^act ��� ^ aamter *t teaka. n ^^__
-_--.-_.-- .-^ ~��� Hl^Wa m**m . mp*\nm^r.
aad ooata
Ther* ��*m a* tact* a. ||_��ati la
tb* M**.* Tf '
tlat
was a direct outcome of an Impure water supply.
The question was an International
and Inter-provincial one. aad whfle
the cooperation of the United StotM
was almost neceeaary. It was Canada"*
first duty fo care for the health of MT
own people. He would favor Canada,
or the federal government la cooperation with the provinces, taking immediate- action, regardless at the attf-
tude of the United States.
Jamea White, deputy bead of tba
conservation commission, dealt wltb
the question from a national point of
Vie*. Aay leftolatloa that I* fr*m*d
should te to mak* th* terd-sa tor tb*
munlctpaWttes directly eftoetod a*
light as possible. H* wort* favor to*
creation ot a nosamhrton to deal wltb
tb*question la separate ���*****. *.**r-
mlssloe wbleh would te ateolutoljn
tempered ht Ito opetatloa*
Dr. UChapaell*. of lf*��bij
seatlag tb* gov*t*m*at *f Qi
wm Mat heard ta��k V* *********
fereaM of tb* fa**r* ex*itls*d..tto
tb* qaMtlM mt van water br (
vtaaW teard ef 1
edvoMted tba
hoard of baattb . . _
w\\\tn*t W^
of
to
of aat i
��Mset at |hi
iurt��d*rf aaloi
******
union wbo f*K
ion or intimated **i��twth��fL3?l55
Al the last M**ton * lll.000.OM
hi.su��jN st***** ��J9f ,?!S!S|
Net then ��nd th* PW����>^ * ******
to it bate he�� liadjial. tt I* lo ����>���
mctiw^'lth'Sii******** tey�������
tv it 8* TionM has teen here the ��� ���
ix'***-���'
NAMC
when th* drastic action
During en argument r
wards et two ---'���*
Im^dS-UNrwIU* i
***��**mxtWmZoi an
dment to
,���icb others de
auhstllute. w*r* |
Kf
m* Man
at
ThoTaiior" saving devices for I i,oi,Boho.d effects ***}*���[
HtobenI shown In th*te bad been of press little hope of And
M^f ��� and tbe suggestions they offer ,e{t upon their return. Th.
^carried out. Already plans tor a|.t(,r���e facilities alreadj
n��rCOrwrk:emore,he.dPe��nt
���a*XeranTooverd..eMl..Liv-
?he malSand and, Vancouver Island,
plate flight expect to bnve
homes In charge of IM��i<;aa
takers, as the only alternative.
. What the new Mexican epnKfMS wlll
de with r*t*r*nce to thMJtcttfte n*
on* undertakes to predict, nltapugh
- * i "' *���
I (ConUnu** oi Page ��*our.)
y Eurned to Death InHt
Bunkheua*. ' , _ J*f*
Wlnlpee, Oct 80.���H*ma��*d ta bylhllc*
n wbii of flamM. JamM JWbMen aadijwea.
Ham Shaw, trainmen M ��������������
had �� narrow Mcape fiaa. tela! named to death to a bunkbous* at W��
dlte Dat.. yeaterd** morning. Thf
two nwahad luat laid dowa to site**..
on retiring fro*} duty aud were awafe
enod aWMst suftocated by smoke.-
The fir* lium*| so raplt-ly that ta
'ew mlnptcB thev w.r�� -'-rc-nd*-* *
" e flames and Ud to fight their
a window aad lump to the
th mun were badly burui
fa��e and arms and wer*
to Bt BonlfaM hospital for
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THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1911.
Huttr*
Is charity on Ills part to sell us meat |
at the prlcH mentioned that wc can see
that meat ls going to bo dearer. It will i
I mean hundreds of dollars a year to,
lis, and we have jnst got to face it. Our
Inmates have good appetites and must
An independent mornlnj paper denoted fo the Infer -ttt of Nexc Weatmlnater and be fed as before
ths Frater Valley. Published evert/ mortilnj ercept Sunday ... llie JTational Prinllnj
and Publishing Companv, LlmiHd, at 63 lliKenzie Street. New H'eat-minnter, British
Oolambia. ROBB SUTHERLAND, Managing Director.
All communloafionj should be addressed to The New Wsstmlnstsr Hews, and sot
The rise in tlie price of meat seems 1
also to be accompanied by an increase |
in tlie numlier of those requiring re-|
Humor and
Philosophy
9r ���DVMCA.J* It. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
fAMILY SEEKING
KEIR 10 FORTUNE
_ lief. We havc on file now 115 appli-
indii.du-il msmbers of tlie staff. Cheques, drafts, and money orders should bc made I cations which we cannot handle. There |
���fable to The national 1'rintlng and /������ulllahltiD Oompany, Limited. jarc more Btranded strangers In town i T>I_T\VI'-__N tlle woman who wants a
TSLKPUONBa���Business Office and Uanager, 999; Editorial Kooms (all deport-1 than ever. We have had almosl twice i Inisliaiid nud the woman who
w many this season as ive had the| w���ntg t0 ���et -|d 0f oae aociety In many
), 991.
llections
I town Is kept amused aud Interested.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES���Bv oarrler, 14 per year, *,\ for three months, 40c perl same time last year, though c
mssnth. By mail, 13 per year, lie per month. | are harder to make thnn ever.'* _
ADVERTmina RATES on application. | similar strain is felt In the Women. I . ���_ ~ , , ,,,
, ��� i Oirls' and Children's Sheltering home! ���A man ",frt'rR 'r"m * l'aUe ln ,hls:
!'it 1 ." St Britain slreet I "e Is seldom sweeter when be la
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. 1913. j o^e people we' take iu." said the | frosted.
|-���[���"- ' "have ravenous nppe-
oiiniomiiio in DAu.xT/i ,u,'s fr"m K>��n*tog the streets In
CHRISTMAS IS COMING. poorly-clad condition with the result
that we have got to satisfy them and
How manv times yincevou've been decorating this ter-1 timid them up to normal again, it
restrial pill have you heard a man say, "Good gracious! 2^^^^��^^"?^
Christmas here alreadv?" appetite shows no sign or dwindling.
;lt ls nn extra charge on charitable Institutions, and 1 can see a hard wln-
Jack Alderman, Object of Search, Ran
Away from London to
Canada.
Ier ahead for all relief institutions."
COCAINE CRUSADE
IS BEING PUSHED
Police of Montreal Make War on the
"Coke" Fiends���Arrests Made
Every Night.
Montreal. Oct. 30.���In an endeavor
to gather in as many users of cocaine
or morphine as possihl,, officers In
Lieutenant Savard's 'red-light squad
are making arrests almost nightly and
searching many others who previously
hive been convicted on a charge of
Every year it's the same story. Christmas comes too
soon for a whole lot of people. If it eame six months later
it still would be six months too soon.
If you're going to a dance you see to it that you have
a boiled shirt ready for service; if you intend taking in a
show at the theatre you get tickets; if you've got a
note to meet at the bank you line up your financial resources accordingly and yet, year in and year out, you put |
off preparing for what should be the happiest and jolliest
time in all the twelve months with the result that you spoil
the whole celebration by a rush and scurry at the end.
What you do isn't done right and half you intended to
do isn't done at all.
That's Christmas as it comes to a great many; but it's
not Christmas as it should be or as it could be if a little
forethought were brought to bear on the subject.
With two months to go, everybody has a chance to
make the twenty-fifth of December this year an exception, ,
, ,. ���'.. , . ,-. .' , ,-,, ��� _. having these drugs in Meir posses-
to its bustle-spoiled predecessors. Giving at Christmas-Uion.
tide helps to make it all the more enjovable and it's in pre- . "a�� *-*���>* ***.- *��� "��,w awaiting
r V 7i i . ii i-i.i , trial on charges of having had or sold
paring to give the good work can be done during the next ��� cocaine c.r morphine, and as many
turn montha more have skipped their ball, and an
IViU muiiuis. J arrest believed important was made
The Christmas message is "Peace on earth, good will hast night by Detectives Dagenais,
towards men," and by saving the unseemly rush at the end ^jb^j,"? poulton, 22, living at _si
we will be able the more to appreciate it. ugauchetiere, was arrested shortly
before fi o'clock on St. Catherine etreet
near Clarke. The detectives took him
down to the central police station,
and charged him with having cocaine
_., 111 , 1 in his possession. Thirty-seven pack
lhe Only Other land ages of "coke" were found on him.
Package in Woodpile.
When first caught sight of Pendleton was standing near a pile of wood
on St. Urbaln street. He leaned down,
reached under the pile and seized a
package he had apaprently cached
there. This subsequently proved to
be a white vest, from which he Is said
to have taken t he small white pow
dere.
He sighted the three detectives and
moved away, but wis folio,,ed and
arrested. As they started to search
him, they saw him chewing something and took lt to be tobacco. But
A lot of us In our secret rouIs nre
rather glad wheu we Umi WO nreu't ' trt.al |111(j K(,rt vvl!
netting what Is coming to us.
The fellow wbo loses his temper
Isn't differing a great deal from the
high tempered man who ls exhibiting
bis.
Montreal, Oct. 80,���"Jack" Alderman, erstwhile son of wealthy parents
in London, who ran away to Canada
last May, and who has now ootno Into j
a large fortune, is thought lo he work-'
lng on B lake steamer between Mon-
lam. An agent sent
by bis relatives viBited the Lachine
Canal Office yesterday in quell Of the!
boy, who Is only 16, and who has not
notified h,s parents of hls whereabouts
since his departure,
The lad was well known among the I
workmen In the sheds of the upper
port, but none of them wer.* sure this
morning what steamer young Alder-1
man is working on. A notice was pro-
��� imlnantly posted in the office of the.
It Isn't half ns much fun to do ns canal this morning, with two pictures!
you please when you don't have any of the hoy.
one about you wbo cares whether you i ".lack" Alderman was not al all reii..
do or uot. jcent ahout telling who he was when be
_ I arrived in the city. The son of well-
It Is about ns hopeless lo try to en- l',Ml�� I'"���."' >"' *** ***�� ���"J* aw*J[
1 ,. i / _ .to school since he was a child, and
courage sumo persons as It ls to try to ,._,���,��� M ���u, termInlltlon of ,,,��� ���������,. |
iliscouragc some others. school course last May he was told
��� I that he was to be prepared for Cam
To discourage n knocker give him a bridge, .lack balked and ran away to
FOR SALE OR LEASE
ROYAL CAFE
Lease Extremely Moderate. For
further particulars apply
Dominion Trust
606 Columbia Street C.
Company
S. Keith, Manager
A girl exclaims "How romantic!"
When sbe bears of an engagement; a
man, "Uow tedious!''
WHY BUY FOREIGN CEMENT
when you can get as good, or better, manufactured In It C, viz.: tbe
tho celebrated "VANCOUVER" Brand, guaranteed to pass Standard
Hpeelllcutlons of American and Canadian lOnglneera' Association.
We would alao call attention to our Vitrified Sewer Pipe from
4 In. to -4-ln In diameter This Is also made lu tbls Province and we
consider superior to any Imported article.
We also carry a stock of Crushed Hock, Washed Gravel, Sand.
I.lme, PlaBter, etc.
Brio ua before ordering elsewhere.
GILLEY BROS., LIMITED
Phones 15 snd 16.
802 Columbia Street W.
meat lilock and tell blm to go to
und keep it up.
it
The biggest mistake that the majority of iiianklud make Is being born
poor.
Some people worry so cheerfully thai
It really seems a pity to iry to break
tbem of the hahlt.
Getting It Out of the Syilem.
I never liked ttie Kind ol riming
'J'h.it culled "ii treakiBtuiess in chiming,
Nnr can 1 warm up lo thc style ot
The -.tu!., though 1 nave teet, a pile of
The sort of versa lhat strung lhe metei
out
As though the nutlior feared that It would
peter out,
Though possibly It mat.es the diction nIry
r'or one Who dues nol own a dictionary.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A Minneapolis Norwegian says that everybody in i
Norway has relatives in America
that can claim such a distinction is the Promised one.
The much talked of conference of provincial premiers
is over and the results obtained justify the holding of another such gathering about the year of grace 3999.
Full ninny a thought a man con scarcely
.pell, sre or
Sense turns out by methods of this sort
excelsior.
Though one who has a heroine, has hid
__ nr, ��''l>',,, ,, . k , ,, cate the youth, and he left yesterday
To nnd Iter lids method helps con.ld- , ,_ ,,, , ,
Canad.I.
He had enough money to pay steerage passage across the ocean, and In
Montreal ho al once applied for a
oosltlon aa deck hand on a grain boat
lie has been working on the Bteamera
which ply between Montreal n:id the
lakes all summer, hut he stopped com
Ing here about a month ago, and Is
believed to be working on the Cleve-
'���:������ i or ( hlcago llnea now.
The hoy's mother has been anxious
'or his safety Blnce his disappearance,
ind his sent repeated messages to|
Montreal In an endeavor to locate her
sou. The onlv missive she received
which would lend any due was a
picture with the trade mark of a
Montreal photographer, Krom Inquiries made by Utter it was discovered
that young Alderman was working on
the lake boats,
The recent death of iis father has
thrown the management of the family
fortunes on the 16-year-old hoy, who
will uot come Into active charge, however, until he is* of ape. An agent w*as
sent to Montreal In an endeavor to lo-
MUSIC.
MI��. C. ('. l-'IKHl-.ll. Tl-ACliKli OF
pianoforte, harmony and singing. Pupils eucceaafuly prepared for examine
Hon In K. A. M. and H. C, M. for terms
apply 803 Third avenue.
Bank of Montreal
ESTABLISHED 1817.
CAPITAL (Pald-Up) ....$1*5 0800000
RESERVE J16,000,C00.O��
Branches throughout Canudu
Newfoundland, ami m London,
With regard to the Mexican problem, Mr. Woodrow
Wilson has told the European powers to shut up and let
hin\ think. That's not exactlv the wav he put it, but that's ,he j1?'1 s�� ��.��? ln,h's -**0*'-'" **���** h
, V , " . i i 1 could not speak plainly and the offi-
What he means. Tears grew auspicious.
I It turned out to be nacka-gos of oo-
I caine. of the kind retailed by peddlers
erably
One does not have this nay to chart oi
diagram 'er,
Or use the rules of rhetoric or yet ot
grammar
Or say, "This sort nf thing I shun; null
is It and void and contrary io ihe con-
Mitution."
fm- Cleveland,
and
Eug-
Miss ki.i.a c. HAUi'V, TEACHER OV land, New York, Chicago and Spokane-
I'lanofoit,'; 'JU K��ury St., New \V,M- ....
minster. i U.S.A., and Mexico City, A general
_ _ banking business transacted. Letter*
of Credit Issued, available with cor
respondents In all paria of the world.
Savings Hank Department ���Deposit*
received In sums of tl and upward
and Interest allotted at _ per cent, par
annum Ipreneul rate).
Total ABBets over IISB.'KHI.OUO.OO.
NEW WESTMINSTER BRANCH,
0, D. HHYMSRIt. Msuager.
SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION
MARGARET A. 0R0VE8, l'l'ITI. OF
the late Professor Allan Macbeth,
Principal of ito' Qlaagow College of
Music and Professor 0rossiand Hirst, of
ttie Glaaaow Athenaeum, lugs to inn
mate thai she will ocoepl .'. r,-w puplli
In singing und vol,*.- production. K\.
tensive repertoire "f htgh cla��> nonss,
Kor terms, onl) or write lo U"*- Hamilton street
AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT.
H. J. A nilRNETT. AUDITOR
Accountant. Tel H. 121 Room .'
Illock
ANT
Hml
I for twenty-five cent*. i.packaKo,
an imm< n-. <��� profit, 'S lhe stuff is
usually adulterated. ���
When searched nn a carefully at
the police station no n oro cocaine was
found upon him. He )*n.\* his occuna-
tlon as a watchman, though he usually
is employed as a cabman.
After booking the prisoner the detectives returned to the alleged i ���
They searched the woodpile, but if anv
more packages Imd beon,there ea:'
observer to believe, then he's entitled to a whole lot of ^J^MSaS?. haev b'";
Pendleton appeared lu court todaj
pleaded net Rullty and was remanded
j One man. under arrest on "coke"
charges four times within the lasi
! couple of years, who was walking
jalons; St Catherine street, and was
about to enter a v. "1! known cafe, was
stopped and searched but nothing vine
If the fashion set in the present session of the assizes
keeps up, the old stereotyped question put by the court officer to the twelve good men and true will have to be altered to "Gentlemen, have you disagreed upon a verdict?"
If Bonar Law is half as worried about the home rule
question as his published pictures would lead the casual
One who pflUftCl need not Ihink Iip fa a
caiidldutf
For the bus; house and that thpre la a cell
and a dale
Fur him at Lhe afyhim. Not on your photograph.
For in it irl nip I.v is a ��nt�� o' graph*
i�� descrlpth.n. Hi* mny run on at) ������-
reno. Oh.
Yp:*, nnd nay It In o pcaehprino.
it | *X\i*tn he can start, to rtad it backward.
ti't lie
Win hnd tt
canity.
Just aa smooth as 'lauaf
sympathy.
If all reports from the prairies are true, the best present vou can give your wife this Christmas will be a roast
of beef. Word from the Canadian plains is to the effect
that the tariff reduction in the United States has resulted
in the American buyers rounding up all the loose animals
on the ranges on the upper side of the forty-ninth parallel.
I Bigelow, the preacher-politician of Ohio, says stained
glass windows and pipe organs are not neoessary in the
scheme of Christianity;ior himself, he prefers the curbstone service. A silk-hatted pillar of the church would
look cute squatting on a curbstone listening to a discourse
from his ten-thousand-dollar-a-year minister on Patience
as a Virtue in the Midst of Poverty.
APPETITES ANO
HIGHER PMCtS
that the various small
the charities had beei
stores where
found on his p irBOB
tlons tho searching
man or woman, ".ho
against him, or I i r, a
tion on this charge.
Officers of the
searched two or three
fer "cok"" but In i
any discovered.
The law sane-
' any peraon.
as registered
-evious convlc-
squad also
torious houses
:i* i-'iKe war
DIED AT PRAYE".
Knelt by His E;d and There He Was
Montreal,
attitude of
Fred l_erou_
his room at
morning.
l.eruox,. wl
���I and
Found.
Oi * i. pi -, | m
pra *, , . the bei
* "* **��� i * fi und di:. I
121 Selgni lira street, this
NONPARTISAN MEN FOR
STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD
Seattle. Oct 30.���Thai new members of the hoard of regents of the
stale university, who are named by
Governor Ernes! Lister ',.h"n vacancies occur, will be actuated by a Btrlct i
lj non-pajtlsan and non-political policy, was assured last night when Gov j
ernor Lister for the first time gince
assuming office, announced his attitude toward the Institution and nnmed
us his first appointee to the board
Oeorge H. Walknr, a leading attorney
Of this city.
lloih the chief executive's pro
nouncement of hls policy and hls
nomination of Attorney Walker, were
erected with hearty commendation in
downtown und university circles
: Walker himself declared his intention
Whai anv one may say he doesn't core a ''" P,lrsm' ,h'> I)0��<'.v outlined by the
ent or governor and to do all In his power t.i
Pnv clute attention lo the literary mentor. ! trsiit lh maintaining tho Institution
IK- ������es ahead where cauiluus would tlie On a purely educational lias's.
nay -shun. "I consider It a distinguished honor
/���! any word win set him tn his motion, to have been named by the governor
' nh. io make his ending neat, proper *-,,- thi,. |njp0-tant fl||lcn " Mr Walker
' : :'���':,..!? ""' *Kh :' Pt"' "ut * BaW' ������' "^n* n^her sought it nor
ted It I have accepted it for the
reason that I desire to do tny share.
"nm time to time, of the work of this
[character In Seattle .'.ork thnt car
with it no pecuniary reward,
1 expi > t my anointment to
,-*." ���;,*.,. any marked changes In the edu
P. H. Smith. W J, Crov.n
AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS
Work undertak'.n In city nnd outnld.
points. 111-11 Weatmlnster Truiil Hide
Phon.' IM. P, O. Box 607.
FRATERNAL.
N'll'.H.N'ATIiiN'Al. BTE AM ANH OPER-I
i.iltiK engineers, I ��� .---. 1 M3. meets Ini
l_ii���,r Temple every tlrst nnd third i
Thuredny .,( the inonth H McLaughlin,
presldenl w C. Saunders, secretary,
P. 0 Bos B!��
FALL GOODS.
Call and inspect our 'fall
lines and new fall styles and
place your order now.
J. P. GALVIN
Ladies' and Men's Tailor.
401 Columbia SU
does not
The sense or yet ttie nnn^en-^t
mailer. He
_.!:!' -s on tiie lanxua^e an ;.-s:iult and
batlery.
Ni'V.v WKSTMINSTMrt LODOB No I
1) * P n of rak* of llie n. of c. mee
the flret and third Thursday ftt ft. p. in
K. of P, Hull, Etuhth street A w.n
Orny, Exalted Ruler; P. II. Smith, See
retary.
U O. O It, NO. RM ��� MSB rs ON
first, second, third nnd fourth WSdnSS
day In ...ch month ot I p, m.
in the Moosa Horn", ll. 1. Leamy
dictator; .'. a. j,)ne��, lecretary
Headquarters of lodge In See II-r.iM*
comer of Fourth and Carnarvon streete
^CANADIAN PACIFIC
WliAllWAYCO.
The Way It Cies.
I.eiieve in had nnl*V"
ii It happen-*) tu the olhei
much like foollsbnesi
-s then."
lad the Excitement.
:: to elope.'
hy t"
iid Iheir parents mlghl
"t home
them."
rational features of tii" Institution i
'���"' irl sect rd with i, *..���::,*.- Lister's
ii* llcy of i ulldlng it up along nor
p lltlcal lines."
Rovi -ior Llsti -.' i mn. uncomenl of
i Is policy yesterdaj .*,;,- consldi n ri
: v some as :i reph to numerous re
qui sts ror the resignations of the
ir'*-*nt hoard and the appoint! t in
wedding If ,,,,,., of a majorlty of I)f,t���,.,, ,,���
:0CA1NC FIEND MAULS
COUPLE OF POLICEMEN
* *
0 Henry Lewis, a
it 47n Wolfe street
orders, were providing less for the dol
lar than ever, led us to make arrange*
, ments with one Wk departmental
i house, vhich now handles all Our or-
iders In relief work, an.l thus wo hope
Ito get teh maximum for everv dollar
V.��� v'"' i:Pp'"'*
CosVpf Living Increasets Eut the Poor "The hlph cost of meat means to us
that we have to get out and collect
M*n���Has as Big a Capacity more relief money, and for more peo
ple than formerly, hut we hope that it
giving their I premises, was
man on V
i the home i..-���
���!*.* knell down
re p 'irltii. for
In ��� is attitude hi
.*.... fo ind support
Is purely an emergency, and that this heart failure, Acting ( iron
period of stress will not be a lasting will nol dispose of the ise
om as far as labor demand is con- has hnd an Interview v th
Montreal. Oct. 80.���Though the m fl cerned. the relatives, who arc nc In
die class feels the price of nn*a- ih ���'��� "Our system,!'he added "Ib to ellm- "
coming almost prohibitive, the sttua tieti . i much as po Bible the evidence mNE GiRLS ,V,N,^_!.SJ ' Tfi1!. ,-,
IN MONTR* AL COt -IT
i*ii;ht and had
to say his prav
the nlghL Whli"
died and the bod;.
ed hv the bed.
When Ihe body was discovered the
police lii the Btatlon at 102 Seigneun
street, were notified, ad Constable
IIrooks went over to the house, lie
had the body removed 11 the morgue.
Although the man pn mbly died of
Hlron
itil he
me of
,i clt
Changed Them
Around.
"She slugs ah
the popular sung*
of tin- day."
"I'upultir."
��t.*
tlon is felt ever mor" keenly In lhe ' ' rellel and for thla reason we al-
many charitable Institutions around |��* ^,^rlt0 'lo ll
tho city. Heads of these. Institution
M* 'Ureal, (let. r'.ii Di' -tlir f'
cases where poor jiuIk- , , ,
s belne shown, do we talte over ,"'** Jud6e ' ho'"'"' " r,'m'
���were prompt in response when quer this work it is from Lhese poor peo- i"venile court bench yest ri
r ....... ' ' l.lll.nt licit ,(,. , i,i, ii.nn,. J
ied yesterday regarding the cosi
meat, and how lt affected them. Neil
only Is the question of raising more
funds mad" the more imperatIv.-. bul . .
the number or applicants for nil.: ' ' -""'��� f",h
correspondingly larger. Higher Prir.cs Ahead,
The manager of the Organized A call at the Hebrew Shelter and
Charities stated that the Indication of Orphans' home broughl to llghl iho
ol I -vo have learned that" they "are I ������* delinquency
not getting the same amounl of meat ��nd boys was Increasing
fnr the dollar thai thev used to get . 8 W""M have '" '"' ,:
., and we are meeting their Increased ?lne V:V '"���'"l J?:
luvonlle ourl today, ch.
cept one, with offences
ale,
"II * gotll ig orse,i' I
:, "i don'l know wh;
n higher coBt of meat was evident, puroe Increasing difficulty In feeding girls ������ cot * * I My
nol i'i tbelr own food bill, for all of 'V poor A member* of the house com- thai so many cl Irani
their relief work is outside, hut in ths mil Informed tbe press repre ento to come befi re mc on bui
amount of money they had to spend tivn thai a big addition I i the runlnng Bonn ol tl girl vol?
upon'indigent families. ""' of the Institution existed owing to being Inmatee of ] "es
Dollar nf Less Value. th�� e(ge n the price of beef. others t'i being hahl
Complaints have become so gen- "We are now paying 13 cents a streel Home were of fill!
pound tor beef," nald he. "wli, v.. foi have fallen victims to )���
merly we.only paid n. Now, wben It tomobiles All were und
" ':''-'" l"1" accounl that *.*,,. Berve The girl�� ���Acre r.-iuawl
lafl mealj her. every dny. yon can er examination, f'lerk
realize what a tax tl...* extra two rents marked that nine d.-llnq
Is on the exchequer. We have been one day v,.ui probably a t
told so often by the butcher than It court.
the
the
ion*.; g.rla
: I that some. I
ie about it,1
lordship in
-ed, all ex
:alnst mor-
Msti���� a Difference.
"Tils w.le Is u-fe-t ,n a visit."
"Ik In- uiixl- us to lui're'har pact. V"
"1 should * iy lie wu*." '".
ijiose bu was gpttlnj Ma
-| (lidn'l
own men is
.Montreal. Oct,
[young man living
.'a cocaine fiend, provided one of iho
most en 'ting times on record at tb*
general hospital yesterday.
At his home Lewis Injected a dm '
of cocaine Into his arm. and after
while became vlolenL going lempor
arlly out of his head, lie threw ihings
ahout lhe house until the police had
tn he summoned. A patrol was sent
I'luit is what I |tor and the mnn, who is of Hinall stature, was forced Into it by two pollce
merit. LcwIb fouchi desperately to
(t away, but without avail.
At the hospital Lewis renewed his
belligerent tactics with a great ileal of
���Igor, lie threw the twi policemen
���iround like boys and kicked . >ie of
hem inihe abdomen. He was finally
-mt to hed In the outdoor apartmabt
vhere he threw one of the ri< tors
half way across the room. After ������eat-
���iient. Lewis camo to bin sensei and
"ailed for more cocaine. He dec, red
he had taken a dose of cocaine, ������ ich
'he doctors at the hospital say In nn
times as much ns Is ordinarily gl en
to one man.
l*wls has been at the hospital ft!
tor- and yesterday was nol the fli f
time bo has created
I. O. O. F. AMITY LOIX1J8 NO 17���Th
r.ir-llir meeting of Amlly Indite Ni
87, I. O. O. F��� 1* held every Moulin'
night et s o'clock In Odd Fellows' Hal
corni-r Carnurvon ��n.l Blahth street.
Visiting brotnern cordially Invlt"^
II. A. Merrlthew, NO ; II \V. Bangster
V. O.i w. c. Costliarn, P. o. reoor.
lng secretary I J. W. MacDonald, flmiii
clal seeretarx,
Commencing Oct. 21;. Changi
time table, as follows.
vi*. 1 a in--for Toronto, Kamloops Lo
I'.'ii, p.m.���For Bt. I'aul.
6: 26 p in For Agassi/.
X.10 p.m. For Imperial Limited. Mon
(teal, elc
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of
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Wesimlnmcr. Phone mi ISYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING
- I dULATlONS
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D'wRI) OF TltAIlE���NEW WESTMIS
.iter Hoard of Trade meets In ihehe'ir.
room, City Hall, ns follow*: Third Frl
day of each ipoiith: quarterly msettni
on Ihs third Frldfty of February, Ma?
Augied and Novomher et H p.m. An
mini mi't'ilng--. on the third Friday o
February. <-. H. Htniirt Wede. eepre
tary.
suld.'
������Nut when
' BlllgS thl'lll."
eral," said ho, "regarding the spending power of the dollar that we not
only find that we have to give out a
-dollar and a quarter where before a
-dollar was enough, but have Just In-
���tltuted another system of Btipplvl-ir
families with meat. Tho complaint
.1 bin lord
our .'.'iiiiii'.
cart Is r:k1
��� mid hav.
ch-am '-*."
i-irged with
f lll-r.-put"
.*;. . of Ih"
class who
u with au-
sixteen.
I for furth-
awson rent girls In
ord for tin* 11
|I
"Have you
"No. but 1
"I am lord.
���'Why noi
r.dcJ Like It.
eel my 1 iw molorbont'/'
��� * iieuro it."
I'd! an: ne for It."
IMlie M' (li'iin wni'J"
80 V/hafl the L',i?
"The ""ii* >w.'S |ic n ti ing."
That may ie, l>l| yon ' ti't provi
Burneu
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atitlug
la
fore-
ladl-
two
" wooden 1 tij
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tlve wirlq.
.Ud!
e- /> Katoi, rhe
jfft'd from ,*m.
/l'i 1 mates v. ,e
an uproar.
For nursing mothers
Na-Dru-Co Laxalive?
ufler the important advantage that they do nut disturb
tlie rest of the .system or
affect the child.
25c a box nt your
Druggist's.
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COAL MININO rlglite of the Dominie*
In Mmill.ibH. Hnakxtchewnn and Alberts^
the Yi_kr,n Territory, tin. Northwest>'
rltorlss and In a portion of the
if riiillnli Colunilila, mny be lese-fl
term of twenty-one jreere et en seats-i
rental of tl Sfl sore. Not more than fM-w
SOTSa will be leaned to one applicant.
Application for n lenm- ....nl be msi>
hy the uppllcant In pereot. t�� the Ageafti
or Hub-Agenl of the dlstrlot tn which lh*
rlitl.te upplled for sre ettuuted.
In *ut**r*a t*t-ri*m*Tt ����"-. Innd m-iet ha
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etone of eectlona, and In uiiaurveyed ter.
iltoi-y the tract applied for ehall be
���taked out by the applicant hlmeelf.
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mine at the rat" of five cents per ton.
The peteon operating the mine ehal��
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aBry for the working of tlle mine at th*
rnte of $10 an ser*.
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THK NEW WfcsrMUNSTERNEWS.
PAGE THREE
CANADA CAN
HELP NIGERIA
WILL ASSIST SETTLERS
ON THE LAST COA8T
Offi*.i.il From Darkest Africa Arrives
to See Wbat Trade Can Be
Developed.
Victoria, Oct 80. Arter attending
several sessions of tli" hoard of railway commissioners, which in meeting
in Vancouver, 11. k. Beasley, general
superintendent o ftbe K. & N. Hallway, returned last evening and reported tlmt several questions In which the
island mail waa Interested were mills-
ractorlly adjusted,
Perhaps the most Important of these
from tlm standpoint of thn settlers,
who have taken up land In ths district
a nib nf McBride Junction, along ihe
Perhaps no bet- "'"' "���' ������������' railroad's east coast exten-| J
slon, la tbai witb reference to th.- car-
jrylng nf Crelgh I over tliut part of thc
new railway wblcb la In shape for tern-
ermlsslon was hc-
cured by the k. _. N'. company to hun-
iiie settlers' effects In carload lots
ever the nine miles of steel, which
llllH JllHI been completed 111 Little
Quallcum river. Ah tbla section la
rapidly filling up witb families wbo
me clearing ami Int.'tui making the
land productive, and as theae people
an- constantly In i d of large
auiiiiiiita nl Supplies, liiia W'lll ptova a
I '"in.
Favors Sex Instruction
Washington, Oct 31. flex ln:;truc-
tlon ill Schools us a mi nace of wiping out ir,,i)(iu annual recruits to the
white slave army, and producing a
nobler and mure perfect race, was advocated Unlay by Dr. I*. 1*. Claxton,
United 9iuk-h commissioner of education.
Montreal, Oct. 30
ier evidence of tlu abounding actlv
ily of British trade can be Offered
tiiati ihe presence lure ��r Captain T.
ii m. n.m.-ii, un officer of tlie Nigerian |^J^**^***���j>*
government in went Africa, who hoi
come I" Canada to im imw far the
Canadian workshops can help them
unt in their efforts t�� develop i'u- vast
Unknown arena nf darkest Africa, In
Which tiie cannibal Htlll calx hla human hrntber, nnd tlie work nl civilisation tins y.-t io muke itk grandest conquests,
Tiie captain came up yelll play from
New Ynrk In visit certain Important
Industrial concerns here to take due
���H-I-V-K-I-M-'I-K-I-H-I-I-I-H-K-H'H'
A Futile
Attempt
;; To Keep a Boy and a Girl ;
From Wedlock
By PETER SCHONSKY
^H-I-i-H-l-I-I-l-I-l-l-I-l-l-H"I"H-'H-:4
CpUOt Ivan Ivunuvlcb. n Russian DO.
blelliiili. hml Ibe misfortune to marry
An understanding waa also reached Is wife wbo for year*, led blm a dance,
aotTioid*reporTto his govarnmenrail����� '������ ���**��� orosslng by the Courtenay then ruu away with an otlicer in tbe
tn how
ma-. In
far
iu
Nigeria's preaent i 1-
lerc. iiiiialn'H Industrial
line
panj
.if the Canadian Colliery com-
rlulit of way. Tlmt tiie cross
workshops being already HUed to over- ''"-' sll""l(1 h" consolidated was the
now int- The Nigerian governmenl basis ot the agreement
has invt completed 1,000 miles of railway through portions of it* territory .;|LVER savf.d from fire
TOO HOT FOR COUNTING
and another 660 miles are now to In
takes in band. All sorts of railway j
material, bridges, locomotives and
cars, motor trolleys ami automobile
vans fur the conveyance "f produce]"'*;
...... , i. i. ,-.._.. t, ii*.. 'i "
are wonted ami it Is <'apt. Bonell'a
business t'i si a what Canada can offer
To talk wltll Capt, llonell Is to (ret i.
a fir;' hand glimpse Into the wlbls of "''
n British colony In Africa, wblcb Is lu \
lhe making No greater romance can
lie imagined that Nigeria affords, ami
OS one listens to tlie captain, one lu
fancy sees a handful of liritish anil
Canadian officials, Hritish ami Canadian military nun. ami Hritish and
Canadian doctors and missionaries anil
Ilrlllsli nn.l Canadian governors bending their energies towards construct
lug a form of semi-self government
bringing order out of chaos, establish
Int peace and serenity In place of
plunder, rapine, murder ami cannibalism over an area which in extent ll
equal t�� Oermany, Denmark, Italy.
Switzerland and Belgium combined,
in earlier days. Sir Percy Glrouanl,
n distinguished Anglo-Canadian officer, was governor of Northern Nigeria,
but Kir Percy passe.i on to other fields
of activity, and with north and south
Nigeria now amalgamated, sir Frederick Lugard, another able administrator of world wide repute, governs
the whole aria with the uld of a council In wiilch sit not only British and
Canadian officials, but a strong element of educated natives, taking their
first steps in the work of self -government.
Seattle, Oct. 80. A sudden blew),
aused by ������, leaking pas tube, destroy-
i'ie uninsured household furniture
of John Mansfield, 201 Taylor street,
.it ':��� 'in o'clock yeaterday morning,
resulted lu painful burns about the
ul face fur ('apt. Fred Oaylor,
of No, 4 Truck company, ami. twenty
minutes after it hail been extinguished, brougbl mingled satisfaction and
pain to Mansfield when be poured
thirty-four Btnoking hot dollars out of
: a h I ��� -! ri Into tie palm of bis hand.
The stein, apparently the Mansfield
'family bank, stood on a mantelpiece
where tii'* flames bad been hottest
I Mansfield, an employee of the Bmlth
i cannery, hurried to bis bome by automobile in being notified of the blare
[Finding liis wife was safe, he rushed
���nto the apartment he bail occupied.
���anil. taking the stein down from ltn
place on the mantel, poured the money
Into his hand wltb the Intention of
[counting it Exactly one-ftttleth of a
���"���Kind later hc laid the coin on tbe
floor end counted it wiib Ills boot.
Captain (Javier's burns i"imp about
throdgh Hi" frenzied efforts of a
lodger to remove a trunk from the
house. The trunk became wedged in
front of the door of the apartment
where the blaze was confined, stfeo-
'ually preventing Caylrr from escaping from the room which be had
entered but a second before The difficulty was solv.d by breaking down
the door, but not before the fireman
had Sustained painful burns
How Did Billy Get by.
Toronto, <>'t 10.- Hilly was passed
without a murmur at lhe port of que
ber He was a bad boy ln Macedonia
ao the family shipped hlm to Canada
where his big brother, who Is studying
bere. undertook to remodel him But
the attempt ba* proven a failure.
Hilly Blood In the Juvenile courl
grinning oltnlasaly and referred all
questions to h'.s brother. The family
in Macedonia are laborers, ami since
the war are In very hard circumstance". They placed Hilly in the
refused
MANY NEW HOME-..
Small Farmera On Fairfield lslsnd
Numerous.
Chllllwark, Oct. BO. MeSween road.
'���'airfield Island. Is fast settling Into
a thriving community of small farm
i. Mcrs. The large farniB have been
Subdivided Into smaller ones of five.
ten and twenty acres, and small fruit
growing, poultry keeping, mixed ami
dalrv fanning in carried on according
lo the fnncy of the farmer and the ex-
'em nf his holding. The majority of
iitiny. leaving him alone wllh a sun,
Burls, ii year old.
i Naturally the count was linlilltercd
ngiiliist worn.'li. The very sight of onu
'of the opiioslte sei threw blm Into u
state bordering ou Insanity. He nt
; lust became Ro affected ou encountering a woman that bis physician recommended tbut be go where lie would nut
meet tbem.
I So Count Ivan sold out bis estate
near Kt. Petersburg nml went Into SI-
; iierin, where lie bought u large tract of
' laud. In the center of whieh he built
himself a bouse. He encircled Ills land
with n high wall. In which there was
but one opening, at which be stationed
. ii guiird with Instructions not to permit any woman or female child to OD-
I ter lbe Inciosure. Ills Servants were
. ii il men, nml If any article was needed
i that it man Could not muke It was ob-
' talned from without
Besides keeping away from women
| himself, the count decided to keep Ills
. Bon awny from tbem When Boris lie-
I gan to talk Ills father gave orders that
i be should not In* told tbnt there were
'������ sinli persons iis women In the world.
! The boy was tn grow up thinking tbat
I the only human beings were men. l'er-
| haps there was a trace of Insanity In
! this, but be that as It muy. s<i great
was the cure taken to beep all sexual
knowledge away from Burls that he
was hl'tecn y-mra old before such
knowledge enme to blm.
lhe reveiatiiti reached him in this I
Way A lady of Moscow. Catherine
lliirehlkofl, had the same ex-jterieuee |
���wub her bttaband thut Count Ivano-
vi.h bad wltb hla wife. Bnrchlkoff
having dewrted her for her maid. The i
sight of a man did nnt have the same
effect upon ber tbat the algbt of a 1
woman Invariably bud on Count
Ivnnovtrh. but sbe determined to bring
up ber baby daughter. Nathalie, tn
Ignorance of the male aex. keeping
her au If possible till Bhe should have
|>i.smd tbe nge nt wblcb young girla
usually marry.
Now. SI me BarehlkolT knew as well
Ss did Count Ivanorlcb tbnt It would
tw Irapowlble to tiling np a girl oarer
\ to ***> a uian utile** to ��� wilderness.
Fu sbe begnn to make Inquiries as to
where she should (lud nn uninhabited
Working Hoys' home, but h.
to work an.l made up In th- way of ] the farmers are Northwest prairie men,
clothes by purloining those of the boy* I Who have come with money, energy region in which to live, very nal
who did work Ha was remanded to and brains, determined to make, the orally, she arrived at tbe samecooclu
lhe Rhelter, with a recommendation
for bis deportation.
Hnt how under the "un he ever got
besl Of conditions an they find them plana as Count Ivnnovlili
in the const province, in nearly everv
CSS* tbey or* making good. Well till-
past Quebec I don't km w We bavenlled farms, good buildings and well keol
ii'h-ir-.-'e for our own mental deficients j lawns and yards Indicate thl* Kver
wlthout ImporttSgHhem." Commented thing about the premise* pc
the commissioner. comfort and happlne-re. Two
WIFE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT
HUSBAND 18 WORTH
Montreal. Ort. SOAn Interesting
question arose In the suit of K. Blouln
vs. George I'lmlenuvert and his wife,
which came before Mr Justice Char-
bonneatl. it was the old ense of a per
aon having a Judgment against a mar
rled man only to find out that he was
working for his wife at no fixed salary.
T".ic wife was brought intci the case as
vers salute and the plaintiff made a
motion asking the Judge to determine
the worth of the husband's employee's
services and to ordr a certain per-
centage to be paid into the court nn-
111 the Judgment and costs were satisfied
The wife profes-ed liability to es-
llinn-e the value nf r ��� husband's ser-
vie -*, so Mr. Justlc" Charbonneau fix-
��'' ae fi rule at $1.,r.no an.l ordered the
w.fe t- deposit 'MP quarter Of the bus-
ban'' -i w'ges at stated Intervals as
long n�� be remained In her employment until tiie claim was satisfied.
point to
Of tbe
.cwest dwellings built Ihls year are
'hose of Marcus Roman and a Mr,
Vogel. The former has been a rodent Of Fairfield fnr snme time anil
from a small start has collected
���mooch Of tills world's goods to build i aWl,j frum tuvi\
ot himself a substantial and comfort W|��rbi la a very large country
Sllwrla was
but thinly settled, and It was the
li.-nrrttt region tu St Petersburg tilted
for the pannes, was not far from a
railroad terminal and therefore available fur receiving supplies. Thus It
liiipi'cinsl that Count Ivanovleh took
a son and Mine. Rurcblkoff a .laugh
ter to the mime neighborhood In Siberia, tbe one to keep bla boy away
from women, the otber to keep her girl
but
.hi', bom* The other man la n new- _, m .^
S5^%^t&^ -" wonTprov,ded therc..b,e T
MeSween and Hope River road. He one man end one woman within Its
has built a fine residence, pleasantly limits, even though they be at points
-.ituated. and commanding a fine view
if the mountains nnd Btream.
PREPARING FOR
BIG POUITRYISHOW
South Fraser Valley Fanciers to Hold
Becond Annual at Chilliwack
November 18, 11 and SO.
The World's
Confidence in
any article intended to relieve
the Bufferings of humanity is
not lightly won. There must
be continued proof of value.
But for threo generations, ana
throughout the world, enduring and growing famo and
favor have been accorded
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
hecause they have proved to
he the best corrective and
preventive of disordered con-
ilitions of stomach, liver, kid-
neya and bowels. The first
dose givesquick ieM*;f permanent improvement follows
their systematic use. A tnal
S imm%m\m\&
Continues
To Increase
**aU*��**f*At**ra. ^Tf'SVTi
farthest apart. Boris ivnuovicb and
Nathalie llurchlkoff were tbe only
youth and maiden In tbe region In
wblcb tbey dwelt and tbey were not
very far apart. Ergo. If the above
reasoning la correct It follows tbat
dwiplte tbe watchfulness of tbelr re-
siwUve patent* tbey would sooner ur
later form a union.
Boris grew up a manly young fellow and before be waa thirteen yeara
old began to chafe at being confined
within an Inciosure. Wbeu be asked
permlsalMi to go outside tbe walla his
fatber said to blm:
"Are yoo not permitted to roam over
a vast territory. Bave you not rivers
In which to fisht Bave you uot forest*
In which to hunt? B*content my boy.
Within uur domain yoo are safe: wltb
ont it yoo will be subject to a great
'danger."
"Wbat dangerr
"Without onr wall* to ao animal
mmetblng Ilk* ��� man. It to made tu
the Image of a man. bat baa tbe eye'
of a serpent. It charms men as tbe
grew
rhllllwai-k. Oct. M.���The prise lluls
for the South Fraser Valley Poultry
aiSOotatlOn have passed frcm the
hands of the printers to those of the
executive of the association and ere
tbla many of them must have reached
the homes nf the leading poultry fanciers of the lower mainland. ThlB
fair, which will be held In Chllllwack anah* charms blrda. If you once meet
���m November IH. 19 and 20, ia the ice ow of theae creature* you are liable
nnd annual exhibition of this association, and lodging from t>e llut of ape-
"ial donors ln and about town, the
ihow will he a hummer, lt is safe to
sny thnt at leant a thousand entries
of all breeds and classes of poultry
ind pet Hlock will be made. BlMs
from every part of the lower mainland will be seen nl this show; bids
groomed ond In the beet of feather
wlll be brought In from far and rear
���o compete for the trophies and p izes
-iffered.
Tho sbow Is t.i be made at once
in oblect leason to poultry bn ders
through the conimrlaon of tb different entries. n> 1 a society v*nt
The use of Chllllv ick's new dr II hall
has been request.' for Ute holding Of
the show and If obtained the service*
���>f thn band wlll be requisitioned and
the evening made mm of * promenade
md band concert. Tlie medley accord
"d by the cackling of lbs hens and
the crowing of the roosters, and the
rasping of the second trombone should
bring out Chllllwack 1 fairest and
best, dressed In their latest millinery.
It ls Chllllwacks' tlrst real poultry
show, but It will be worth patronlt-
Ing. .... . ^jax,*,
tu be devoured."
Kar from being Impressed with sucb
��� warning. Boris, wbo waa rood or
bunting, thought contlnuoualy about
tbla creator* fashioned something like
a man. yet able to charm men to destroy them. Gradually a desire
upon blm te as* one of thee* ci
If he felt ��� spell coming oaas
would ��hoot tbe vmmJS*^" *����� *9*
long before b*jp**W��ng to brib* tb*
gnnrd at U��*tte to let blm oot But
the fMtffwa* Incofroptlbl*. Bo wb**.
Berts waa In bl* sixteenth year M
rude away on* morning with an a*
and hla gen and-, reaching th* wall. e*t
down ��� tr** th*�� leaned towgrd It mr*
when th* trs* Ml ag��lMt the top
the ****. cUmlto*Up ud dw|
down ea tb* gftm* ******* '
���%���*****.
keeping hi* g*��
protect M�� to *-*** ** ****��� bunt
hour* fSS tbe manlike creature
ther bal Wd him about hat
ouly ****$ *t-\*s**t. H*.
feWaf S tr** oo th* ootsM*
**-*******���****
lng discovered bis absence beyond thB |
Inciosure,
Hurls made ninny such trips before
be found the manlike creature, Coming one day to a high fence, be eli nib- I
ed It und pursued bis way through a |
forest Presently, coining to a lake
Whose surface was frozen, he naw
wbnt lie was convinced was the creature bs was desirous to meet skating
on the Ice.
l-'runi what bis father had told blm
be bad got an Idea tliat there wus
something hideous about the animal
uud that it Influenced men not by Its
beauty, but by magic. What be saw
was so beautiful that Instead of bringing bis gun Into position lo protect
himself It dropped out of bis bands
forgotten. The creature wore a gown
trimmed wltb fur. tbe garment fluttering In tbs wind as sbe skimmed gracefully hither and thither. A dainty cap,
made chiefly of fur, wns on her bead.
and ber bands were Incased iu fur.
BOTH forgot entirely Ills father's caution. Ills chief desire was to go and
see If be could catch tbe thing. Un-
f'lrlunnte'iy he bud no skates witb hlin.
He ran to the margin of the lake and I
called. The vampire turned, slopped
and stood gazing nt blm with eyea as
full of wonder as his own.
"Cun you tall;':" be called to her.
"Ves. Cun you?"
"Of course I can. or 1 couldn't have
asked you the question."
"I wonder If you're not a man?"
"Of course I um. Wby do you wonder if I nm."
"Because I've henrd our servants
talk ubout what tliey cnll men, but
I've never seen one before."
"And I've never seen anything like
you liefore. What ure you?"
"Why, I'm a girl."
"Are you tbs creature that charms
men as snakes ehurui birds and tben
1 eats tbem?"
I "I don't eat men. I never saw one
before."
Kacb bad by this time approached
j the otber. Tbe girl put her baud on
! Boris' sleeve and touched bis cheek
with ber linger.
"Have you got n name?" sbe asked,
i "Ves; I'.orls."
"My name Is Nathalie."
ISoiis took tbe cap olT her head and
SSW the colls of balr. tie ran his hand !
! over them.
"How smooth and soft." be said.
Suddenly ber skates slipped from un- -
; der ber. and sbe fell Into his arms.
Bbe smiled at him. showiug wblte
teeth between ber lips. No oue ever
j told blm about a kiss. He bad never
beard of such a tiling No oue ever
told a newborn babe tbat, feeling hun- j
I gry. lt would fln.i sustenance at Its i
; mother's breast. Itoris kissed tbe lips *
j before blm from the same cause���ln-
I stlnct Ilu started.
"What Is It?" &be asked.
1 "The apell."
| "What apell? Isn't It nice?"
"Nice'. Too nice. Are you going to
charm and eat me?"
Tbe girl laughed and showed tbe
same white teeth between the red lips
and a couplo of dimples besides. He
j kiss.il ber again. Then be began to
think very bard.
"What are you thinking about?" ask-
i ed Nathalie.
-Welt t was tbtaktag tkat tt wbat
my father aald la true, tbat yoo are
charming ine to destroy me, yoo can
go right <>n doing It ami I'm going
right on doing It. too. till I'm lost"
And be kissed her again.
Mme. Bnrchikotr. bavlng a mind to
Join ber daughter, wbo, she was aware,
hnd gone to tbe lake to skate, at tbls
moment stepped from tbe edge uf a
rond and stood trnusUsed at seeing her
daughter beld In tbe arma of a youtb.
whose ilpe were pressed upon tbe
glrl'a. 1'be good woman caught at a
tree to prevent her falling In a swoon,
aud as soon ns sbe could gather ber
faculties abe hurried down on to tbe
Ice.
"Wbat are yon doing here?" abe de
manded of Boris.
"Going to tbe devil ss fast as possible. But I can't be ruined by you
Vou may be one of the same kind, but
I can resist you without trouble."
"Oo eway from here."
"1 won't"
"Nathalie, come to the bnose Immediately"
���I won't If thla Is tbe awful man
I've beard about 1 don't think he's so
awful at all." And sbe clung to Boris.
"Come to the bouse, both of yon."
said tbe mother, more persuasively,
and they obeyed.
Au hour later Mme. Bnrchlkoff was
driven In a slei,-h to the gnte of Count
Iviiiiovl.h nnd demanded admittance
Being refuwil.ebe eeutlu word to tbe
count tbat tier -min wns at ber hoo-ae
making love to her daughter. The I
count, having steadied himself with I
a goblet nt vodka, went out to aee hls
vlaltor nnd. after a brief conversation
between the two. rode bnck with her
to ber bome.* There they found the
young couple Bitting before an open
Art locked In iwch other s arma,
"Tou are rulnedl" crl*' the cennt to
hla aon.
"I love to b* ruined," w s th*,r��Ply
"Ton bare brought down uprtlj yourself," ssld Mine. Barchikoff #��� ber
daughter, "a terrible tn^uM*."!
"I'm ready to eudureJt." ispwd tb*
gtrl. "for another ofAoae whM-yej,
M'^,Pm2__*fl?X_ft5����
-���"" Crest heavens! Is my
manacled?"
"Tee. and I tfresum* h* will lesvr
enl*Lr
the
'Id.
t mlt
this all
sni* and
young
nd thst
of Count
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'M, 'PAGE FOUR
THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1913.
ul
Fresli Water and Salt
WESTMINSTER PORT
PACIFIC COAST
START DREDGING
[PUT NEXT WEfK
by New Dlaphone���Interest In
Submarine Bill.
^Contractors Arrange to Move Equipment to Mouth of River on
Sunday.
J
A start on the dredging at thp mouth Deep sea mariners a8 well as nias-
cr tbe Pitt river to mak.' it navigable Iters of coastwise vessels who have
for ships of ocean draft Is expected|,0 ,)r1 |lu.lr sh| , tho gtral, of
to start next week. The lng suction1, , ��� , ., ���, ..
i..���.. a.. _-.���.- t*��� ..-.,��� flattery to
MARINERS DESIRE
ANOTHER EOG ALARM
CHINESE OEE TO
NATIVE LAND
Annua! Migration Commencea���Antl
lochus Carries Full Load of
Orientals.
*l^xt*l^m^,*aa)a*********************l^k%wsami^m*xxm Seattle, Oct. 30.���With mails for
Would Like to See Straits Made Safer|th(? 0r,en, a 15|oooton cargo and 110
Chinese passengers, the big Blue I'lin-
nei liner Antilochus steamed from Se-
Dredglng company, the contractors for
the work, is scheduled to arrive at
the mouth of the Pitt on Sunday. Teu-
.luan du Fuoa from Cape
linoo rocks are anxious to see the! BPUCS
marine and fisheries department in- hold
attle nt ii o'clock yesterday morning
for London and Liverpool via the Orient. Hefore passing oul to sea thc
Antilochus stoped at Victoria, 6, ('.,
for 200 moro Oriental passengers,
which packed to capacity the little
left by freight in lhe vessel's
GREAT WALL CRUMBLING.
The large passenger list Indicates
stall another fog alarm on that sec*
���der, pontoons and other equipment',"" of this coast in order that their I jjj" beglniUfi g 0f the annual migration
will arrive at tho same time. ;"'*k ������ ba **** '<���>�� ,n1r<lu��us;1
��� ' It is suggested a suitable location
for a new diaphone would be at Sher-
lngliain point, some 17 miles westward
of Cape Hace.
Among" shipping men of the local
It is the Intention to dredge a channel .ion feet wide and IB feet deep at
low water frnm a point In the Kraser
river below the Pitt to a point in the
Pilt already of sufficient depth to
float most of the largest vessels afloat! i w*ter fr""t ?",(1 oi*er, P',r,,s lllon�� ^6
Nearly -2000,000 yards of silt and sand i'.'^L'""^..^."1';u���,ifii.!,_.!ifL*'0.U!Sn
will be removed from the river dur- '" "
ing the operations.
For the time being operations will
be concentrated on the mouth of the
Pitt river in from nf the Coqultlam
Shipbuilding and Marine Hallway
yards. Till, is fnr the purpose nf creating a sufficient depth of water in
front of the vards to enable the launching of the big steam auxiliary schooner now under construction on the
stocks. The schooner will be completed in about seven weeks' time. ,
READY FOR DECKING.
Hull of New Samson Is Now Completed at Port Coquitlam.
Oovernment inspector I), w. Cross,
who is supervising the construction ol
the new .Samson for the I). I'. W. yea-
terday reported that starting on .'.Ion-
day docking will be laid on the vessel!
The hull is now completed and elgnt
men are daily at work 00 it.
PRINCESS PATRICIA RUN
AGROUND AT VANCOUVER
The C.P.R. steamer Princess Patricia, from Nanaimo to Vancouver ran
ashore during the dense fog yesterday
mnrning and remained aground nn the
flats on the north side of the Narrows
for two hours. A tug was dispatched
to her assistance and the Princess Bal-
trice also started out to render any
help possible but just as the Beatrice
was abreast of llurnaby Shoal at ten
minutes to twelve the Patricia came
shooting into the harbor and docked.
It is understood there is little damage. Tho fog which prevailed in the
morning was the first of the autumn
season. Despite the adverse conditions the Princess Charlotte from Seattle and the Princess Alice from Victoria came in on time.
Iij th�� submarine bell assigned to the
lightship at the mouth of the Fraser.
Some have even undertaken a scientific study to find out all there is to be
learned about the new bell and its
adaptability to all kinds of weather.
A dipper of the John A. I.ee, found
to be faulty has been fitted with new
lips and was brought down to the new|]Umber for
dredge at the foot of Eleventh Btreet |Manila, flou
yesterday.
for the holiday season In the celestial
empire. This is somewhat earlier thnn
in years past, to allow, it i.i said, ample time for preparation for the New-
Year's celebrations. With the adoption of the modern calendar by the
new regime In China, tlie New Year's
holiday has been moved along
Febuary to January 1,
The Antilochus took 150.000 cases
of canned salmon, one Of the largest
shipments of this product ever sent
from Ihe north Pacific: 6,000 boxes of
Wenatchee and Yakima apples for Manila, nnd 5.00 boxes of apples for
Hongkong, 50 tons of potatoes for Manila. 17 automobiles for different Oriental ports, 1,600 cases of hox shooks,
the Orient, fell hats for
r for the Orient, condensed milk for London and miscellaneous | with
The Samson docked at the D.P.W.
wharf late yesterday after a trip lo
the vicinity of Chilliwack, which too!;
since Monday to compute. The river
was cleared of many snags some ol
|which required blasting to dis'odge.
NEW LINE TO
MEXICO PLANNED
Salvador Railway and Steamahip Company Probably Will Reopen
Route.
merch-'.nriisc, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
To Inart 40,000 rases of canned sal-1
mon and other freight the liner lxion
of tbe B2ine fleet will return to Seat-i
tie from Hritish Columbia ports about
November ll'. About*November 23 the
Blue Funnel liner Titan is due. Owing to her grounding al Jeda, the Titan
left Liverpool several days late on her
present voyage, but reports of her
progress indicate that she will make
up this time and arrive on schedule.
To attend to Blue Funnel business
and the more urgent case of the
freighter Despatch, A. F. Haynes, general freight and passenger agent of
Dodwell & Co.. agents for the Blue
Funnel and the local Border Line
Transportation company, arrived here
China's Man-Made Marvel In Nearlng
I.n<l of Long History.
China seems to bo wasting away ln
many directions, particularly financial^. Let us hope it Is a rase of
darkness before duwn. Kven her
Great Wall, one of the wonders of the
ancient world, la gradually wasting
away. The process of decay, reports
Mr. Monroe Woolley, who has observed It, la nevertheless very slow, a
testimonial to the thorough methods
of the builders and the lasting qualities of the material. The wall was
built 240 B.C., during the reign of
tlle Tain dynasty. Probably there
Isn't a similar work of this magnitude, as old as tho wall, ln existence
to-day.
China's Great Wall, says Mr.
Woolley, Is capable of rousing big
emotions, from wben one stands on n
mountain summit and sees tbe wall
crawling here tnd there at Irregular !
angles like a huge serpent over moun- !
tain ranges and penetrating Into dli- |
ay valleys as far as tbe eye can reach,
the magnificent work seems wholly
beyond the power of human hands.
The wall seems to huve no end. It
mlgbt girdle the earth. The fear the
builders had for their enemies must
have been Intense to bring about all
the toll that ts wrapped up in this
crumbling barrier, which has stood
through centuries while nations have
come into being and passed away.
. The engineers, who superintended
,ronl | the hordes who worked on the wall,
muat have been remarkable men. In
those dayB they cared little for
straight lines; surveying Instruments
were evolved many hundreds of years
later. There were no hungry steam
shovels to cat away mountain sides;
no hydraulic dredges to fill deep depressions; no colossal machines for
automatically mixing mortar; no
giant traveling cranes for lifting massive boulders into place. The supposition is that all the work was done
the naked hands, with plain
tivo's desire, Stnor Moheno asserted
in tho event of congress finding a
majority of tlle voles were cast fen
I Inn tn nnd Blanquet, thn votes cast
for lluerta would be declared void by
re.lson of his Ineligibility under the
constitution to succeed himself, and
Blanquet would assume the vice-presidency uud the acting presidency, pend-
iir*-* the calling .if new elections.
Mexican attorneys take Issue with
llle foreign minister on tills point, de-
during ii Cenerai Blanquet is adjudged elected to the presidency, it will
be for tlle unexpired six year term,
which was begun by Porflrlo Diaz In
Deoember, l'Jlo.
aon lut it be known today that lie
waa walling for tilings to take definite shape in Mexico us a result of the
Still Waiting
Washington, Oct. 30.���President Wll.
lhe day sit for the counting ot tho
ballots.
No positive Information as to the
. -____���_____^___________________________, gi vil uni.'.it'a luture rouiir was ,].'.,.!
election last Sunday and that the I Hi��� ged .��� ,h(, white House. The presl-
ted States government would net act]don! Informed those who discussed the
until Informed tn detail or what took |situation with him thai be had not
decided wbether tha next steps would
bo known hy words or aotion. He i-i
at wort; ou a plan by which be hopes
to solve the troubles Of Moxlco. Ono>
place nt lhe polls.
Recently the president in a note to
the Mexican foreign office, transmit
ted by Charge O'Shaugbnessy, declared the election of October 26 would
not lm considered constitutional by
the United States. How long the I'nit
led states will wall for the returns
Is not known, it is bellevod that several days, perhaps weeks, will elapse
before the lluerta government, handicapped by difficulties of communication, will be able officially to record
tlie resull, though November 10 was
of tho features of it Is a formal slut,'-
menl of the alms and purposes of tbe
United states, its stand against the
Influence ot material interests la Latin-American affairs, Its devotion I i
the cause of constitutional government on this hemisphere and lis belief thai a fair ami free election wltb
safeguard! and guarantees must be
h< id in order to establish a Kgai authority In tbo southern republic.
brute strength, and such crude devices as the men of that nge could
improvise.
The Great Wall extends from the
roast along the northern boundary
of what wis ancient Cathay to the
westernmost province. Since the acquisition of Mongolia, the stone barrier stands as a _rira relic i.i tlio centre of the empire. There ar�� several
arms or branches to tha wall. One
of these runs easi and west just north
of Pekln. while the main arm to the
coast extendi) sotti" dls'ane still further north from the capital. It extends for hundreds of miles into regions where nil sorts of conditions
are to be mei. It wends it*-, serpentine way across barren deserts, moun-
CAPT. BRAY OF HOLT HILL
RENEWS ACQUAINTANCES feompan.
. Victoria, Oct. 30.���Seeking to .nter-
est the importers and exporters of:
British Columbia In the establishment
of a new steamship line between B. C.
and Mexico, William Kllis, representative of Salvador railway and steamship interests, after looking over the'
ground and interviewing the leading
snipping men of the port, left Victoria
yesterday very sanguine as to the out-i
come ofthe proposed venture. In the,
event of the plans of the Mexican
materializing there will be |
: yesterday. The Despatch was badly j tains, and lowlands���now
damaged in a collision with the Canadian government tug Point Hope off
: Shoal Point, near Victoria, B. ('., but
| was able lo continue on to Seattle.
She was placed in drydock yesterday
at the Seattle Construction & Drydock
crmpanv's plant and is expected to
oome off agai ntonig'it.
Ituslness is so pressing at this time
that the laying up of tlie Despatch
would have caused much loss to her
! owners. The Border line impressed
the freighter Lenna Into Bervlce to
handle excess freight aceunmlat
the Powell river paper mils. The
! l.eona arrived here vestprday with 750
barrels cf lime and 000 tons of pa-
pc.
I placed ln operation between B. C. and I
Among the visitors to Vancouver' Salina Cruz a fast line of small steam- to
yesterday was Capt. nrav. master of ers, fitted with ample freight, and pas-; tt
the British ship Holt Hill, which Is senger accommodation to give a trl-Ifl
loading lumber at Tacoma. Capt. Brny monthly service between tho two #
came to Vancouver in 1S10 to takv;P',rt-*- -";
command of the Holt Hill following ' Splendid Field Open. ','���.'���
the death of Capt. Bolderston. | The proposed llne of BteamPrs would ,--::���
Two years ago the Holt IIIII return-: handle exclusively merchandise Bhlp- #
ed and loaded at Westminster. Capt. Ped from the Atlantic side by way of -j.
���Bray stated that the cargo he is takingithe Tehuantepec railroad and thc Mex-'*:;:
et Tacoma Is for Havre. France and . i��>n corporation is convinced that #
an Un'vd Kingdom port. It includes there Is a good field open for luera- :-
���some heavy timbers 24 by 24 and SO, live trade. With the proposed steam- .*���
feet long. ' ishlp service becoming an estaablished ...
fact it Is probable that either theMex-!..
lean or Canadian government will be!-.
SOME TUGEOAT MEN SEE .approached to subsidize the ven-U
BETTER BUSINESS AHEAD tare.
In the past several steamship com
The towing business in this port panics have tackled the Mexican trade ��.
and up and down river haa greatly-with more or less sucess. and it was ���
improved during the-last ten -days and--not tm'il Hie revolution in the trou* -Vj--
is still improving, say several tugboat bled republic disorganized the traffic .'
men. According to them jobs are com- to such an extent that the Canad-Mex-
ing the way of most concerns in the iean-1'acific company decided to aban-. '
towing business and their only hope don the route.
is that the streak of good luck will sire.' that time the Harrison Direct *
last. line inaugurated calls at Salina Cruz *
One of tlie main causes of this, they but, owing to the damaged state of all *
said. Is several mills having bought up freight passing through the revolu- ���
booms up the coast, which are being tlonary belt, and the steamship corn-
towed down to the river here t,:my being responsible for Its safe de-
livery, the Harrison people arrived at
the conclusion thai the business did
inot warrant the extra call,
At the present time the onlv com-
pany operating a direct service he-
.twotai Salina Cruz am! thla pnrt is the
\v R Grace company, with the steam-
;er Colusa.
The, Litest concern to s".-k a share
MARKET PROBS
At this morning's citj market it is probable that:
L'gga will s,ell a.s lii:r'i as 60
cents a dozen for the I.* 'Vl retail.
Butter will be very Han at
former quotations of 40 cents
per lb. and on a fc.'od demand
should rise In price a fe ,-.-
cents.
Good potatoes will sell for
frcm _9 to 00 cents a bag retail.
Small vegetables and fruit
will be scarce, and of f-_!r
quality.
Fowl -.vill he plentiful .".. quf,*-
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ nnd then
making a break for river.' crossing Its
path. One of these Is a twin, or double river, for many miles, and It Is
said that It lias changed its course
nine times In two thousand live hundred years.
China is notorious for her luck of
roadways. Even 'o this dav the remote regions ran be reached only on
camels or by boa'3 towed up stream,
for hundreds or thousands of miles,
by men running piling the banks. Il
Is claimed by some that the fop of
1 a, I the wall was used as a thoroughfare
especially during the construction.
! At places on the southern side of the
j wall, graded inclines are built to th"
j summit. These might have t-ecn used
j for driving beants of burden to the
i top of the wall for trips up and dovn
I the length of the structure, while the
1 work v.as under way.
I The wall li nol high. In places an
| athlete might clear it with a vaulting pole were Is not frr lis unusual
thickness. At regular intervals are
formidable stone towers. Here ne
doubt the commanders of the defend
lng legions took their stations wher
Invaders came from the north.
tatlous of former weeks.
Game and lish will be offerc
in quantity.
Meats will undergo littl
change in price.
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"My wife can make n tart answer."
"My wife can do better than Unit
She can make n pie speak for Itself"
Baltimore Auierlcnu.
She was a suffragette of note.
I had a talk with her,
And wh.n she asked me fer ray vote
1 said, "No, thank you. sir."
���Onrlnr.*-!! Enquire".
TIDE TABLE���FRASER RIVER.
For the Week Ending Sunday. Nev. 2
87
Westminster. Band Ilea
Time. High, Low-
High. Low. Time. lit. Time. Ilt.
4.15 11:20 ! 8:16 11.1 0:06
16:15 Ki 1(1 12.7 21:59
2R :. 80 * 15 ���; 18 l'.'n BIBS
10 4:. 11 ir. 18 47 12,8 22:87
29 6 I'U 1:55 ���'. I.' 12 8 10:49,
17:20 12:20 18:19 12.9 23:17
30 7 20 2:40 6:19 18.4 11 41
17 50 13:00 16:50 l-.K Zi:h.
31 K.V.0 i.'it, \ 1:x% _a.S 12:M
���* 1��.'_0 13:45 ' 17:22 12 5
1 9.15 4:10 I S:t6 13.9 4.43
IS.55 14:45 I 1754 12.0 13.38
2 10V5 4:55 \ 913 13.9
19:25 15:45 l, IR'27 11.4
"J jbf tlnVtriide is firmly convinced thai a
,j t i i,t steamers thai it proposi i to
l.o establish will prove to be a paying
" - proposition.
0.7,! '
Neighborly Amenities,
"No, we never stay a' home Eut
day. It'-", too disagreeable."
"Disagreeable?"
"Ves. Cur next denr neighbor t*o**i
away and leave.*, his dog locked ut
In the bouse and ih'* [.nor bruto I.ark:
and whines all day."
"It gets, on your nerves, eh?"
"No, it isn't that. liut the neigh
bors expect US to Interfere."
"Veil, why don't jou? Tell voir
neighbor frankly about bis l.ov.iini
dog."
How can 1 wben -ae*** lost trot
anii
BIANQUET MAY
E SUCCEED HUERTA
(Continued from page one)
the statement r* cenll; made by Senoi
Moheno, minister < f foreign affairs
Is regarded as reflei 'lng the execu
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6UNB0AT3 ARE READY \ __Z__4___.
FOR PROTRACTED CRUISE \ Horrttol*.
,. \ "Oh. Vlenry." ��hn snl.1 when sh.
Victoria. Oct. 30���H. M. B. Shear-1 hart ltlro.,.n 0ff ber wraps and flung
herself Into a .hair, "I'm so uiortl
lied.
M WS WEEK
...AT...
Dean's Grocery
This week We are demonstrating
Malkina Hist Tea, and Brown Barries
Coffee. If you have not tried this
delicious Ti a and Coffee come in, our
Btore and have a sample cup.
Buy Maikin's
Tea and Coffee
This Week
We are giving away dainty china-
���ware with every purchase.
Dean's Grocery
Phone 386.
Burr Block Columbia Street.
__________________________ M- B
oo iwater. Captain Walter, and H. M. S
0'sLAlKeTtnc. f'antaln Brook, r. are now
raiililly completing overhaul al Baqul*
umlt. In readiness to make an early
*s ;departure next month! o the west coaal
Iof South America, llcth vessels are
taking on stores and coaling, with a
view to making their departure about) ber.
November 7, and after that date the
familiar lines of these ^^^^^^
wftl be absent from Esqulmajt for sev
eral months. Both the Shearwater and
the AJgerlne will cruise to the west
icoaft this fall, the former going as far
south us Valparaiso, and the latter
'probably breaking lier voyage at l'anama. Last fall t'.ie Algerine was (11s-
natched on tlie long cruise to the
South Pea islands, but as this trip is
i only made every two years, she will
nev.* fellow in the wake of the Shear-
I water. Commander Brooker expects
Ito be back at Esquimau some time ini
'February, after making the passage
inn the Panama waterway from this
side of the I'acific. Commander Walter, will he
What's the matter, dear?'
"I met Mrs. Biggies at tli recep
tion this afternoon ami she -��� eni'i
B< iiiee that 1 stood there bei re tli.
crowd for half an hour -nd ta ted '
When we were leavlt
liaufT. ur drove up In an ol.
Bloops-of-war I cylinder car and after she had
her seat In ll she called oul
before everybody that she woi.
pect me to call on ber soon."
To he Th
liouse joife
irifty
What Surprised Him.
Dr. Thirdly was a mild, gent
prosy clergyman. But at one e*.
service he grew a bil sarcastic.
"I see a great many of you
lng," Bald the good doetor n
"I do not wonder at ihls, for
| work ls hard, and many of you
come a long way. Therefore, I a
surprised to see many of you
i lng soundly, but what does su
m'i a little Is to see bo many sl'
much longer, as the.who liad ������,,,, a _omfortable sh
jvcrSel will take hi all the Isolated
jlxirts dotted along the west coast. Sh"
i will probably bo hack In port by May.
I The Algerine has just completed an
|g*jctenalv-a overhaul in the drydock at.
I'scii'inalt, and Is now in the best of
jshui" for a long cruise. Before the
end of Hi" month a new contingent of
Mucjaek-'ts will arrive fn port from
p-pvpinport. lo renlace tlje time-expired
men on board thc Shearwater.
both our morning and our afte*
service."
Horrible Suspicion.
Iler Father (lo young man
had asked for hll daughter)���'1
a very serious proposition. Cai
support a family''
lier Suitor ��� Oreat .Srott!
haven't lost your job, have you?
sn
nliu
oep
idly,
���our
i ave
not
eep-
rlee
>lng
j at
oon
who
iat'l
you
You
^e w (i to r' im our stock
I r st ick liking purpoces and
are off.r;ug the. wh,,l" at a re-
duct on c.f Horn lOYo so j*,*-.- ,-. nt
For Sev ?n Days
Onh
lor cash. We In
and see UB. V,
money,
floods deliver'
fl
ROB
GROCEE
Coi
6th St.
Phone
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
A Splendid Opportunity to
Buy Your Supply of
Footwear
Today and Tomorrow We Offer 10%
Discount on Every Shoe in the Store, also
the Following Lines at COST PRICE.
Reg. Price Sale Price
120 pair Men's Oil Tan Water
proof Shoes - - - - -
62 pair Men's Velour Calf
Waterproof Shoes - - -
38 pair Men's Velour Calf
Button Shoes - - - - -
62 pair high cut Waterproof
Shoes
120 pair Women's high cut
Patent Shoes
68 pair Women's high cut Gun
Metals
46 pair Women's Tan Calf
Button Shoes
pair Misses' Gun Metal
high cut Button Shoes - -fl
These Prices are for Cash Only
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THE SHOE
711 Columbia Str
MAN
New Westminster
Furniture Bargains
FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
���'lulsh, aet of ��, regulur $15.00. Salo
Dining-room Chairs In Golden Oak ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Intension Tallies, (loldcn Kinlsh
Klteheu t'ahlnotB complete top and ise, two bins and two drawers.
Kitchen (.upuoard, nlans doors. It' :ul��r $15.00. Bale
EngllBh Breakfast Tables. Kcgular '7.00. Sale
Kltcljen Tables, large bIzo
li.droom Tallies, Golden Oak. It of. lar $1.50, S:.:o
HraBB Beds, full size. H.-gulur $17.S0. Sale ���
Bedspreads. Regular $1.00. Sale ������*��
I!e-J QuIltS, Itegular $2.00. J'.jje |
Regular $15. Sale
11.50
*S 9.50
$12.75
$11.50
$ 5.00
$ 2.50
$ 3.25
$13.50
$ 1.00
$ 1.50
For thc balance of this wcel^we offer you a reduction of 15 to 20 per cent
r,ff all lines. It will pay you lo Invc us a call.. Above prices are for cash only.
DENNY & ROSS
The Big Furniture Store Sixth and Carnarvon Sts.
i
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THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS.
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HOCKEY - RUGBY - SOCCER - BASKETBALL - BOW LLN G - BOXING
GAMES POSTPONED
V.-n'uv?i Nan.imo Contest Will De
the Rugby Feature for Saturday
���New Weetmlnster Idle.
On account Of the rap gain.- for llie
McK.-ciini'* cup betwaeo Vanoouver
ami Nanalmo ou Saturday afternoon
at tbe t oal city, ail th.- lenlor games
Scheduled In th.- Vancouver union
hav.-. ben postponed. Thla will mean
I. lay-oil' for tl:e local team which was
to huve met the Welshmen.
Much Interest l�� h.dug evinced an
to the outcome of tin- Nanalmo battle
ua thl*. ia the Ural time iu aeveral
years Unit llie Hornets have .nl.'red
a team against Vanoouver and Victoria.
Tin- nfi< i n of the Terminal Olty win
bu in tin> nature of an experiment,
several youngsters having been in
eluded in tin- lineup In order to give
them a proper teat when the time
���rumen for the Victoria and All -Black
g ames.
Keen Gnme Expected.
owing to Mu- relatively equal
Ktrength of lhe teams a keen game ia
expected when the l'ort Coquitlam
football team clashes with the Vancouver 11. C. B. II" In lhe Vancouver
Dlttrict league hint division serlea at
Vancouvi r on Saturday afeniooti.
Thla ia tli" tin.i tliiie the Handlers
nnd ii. C. BS, it's ������������ill meet ihis season.
Port Coqultlam i�� beading lhe league
ao Ur w'th the 11 C, K iV* lii^l with
another Terminal city dub for nc-
ond place. Last year Uie ICIectrioe
l'ort Coqultlam to (Irm place.
pro. hookey commission ia responsible ,
for lhe removal of Newsy Lalonde, .
ot iin* Canadiens; i-iank Neighbor, of!
the Torontos, ami Art Throop, of the
Tecumsehs. Next wln'er one player
will he taken from the Wanderers
Quebec snd Ottawa. The N. ll. A.:
clubs have the power to absolutely 1
reserve three playera who win be im
mune from the draft, 'lhe Western I
league and the N. II. A. also have an I
arrangement whereby all playera weat I
of l'ort Arthur belong absolutely tol
the P, C, II. A., and players easl of
that point to the N. ll. A. Neither j
league can sign amateurs from the j
Other's territory unless the player haa'
been passed up by the Idague In
Whose province he resides.
SPORT CHATTER
(Ily the Totter.l
CONVICr MINER
IN ASSAULT CASE
'Keep your eyea on the Knights ll
Columbus bull team noxt spring.
Everything Is ubout settled tor Hi"
K. ("a lo enter u i'_st aggregation In
the city league, iiiii Qraham prom-
lees last.r company than ever, wlul ���
the Balmorals wlll also be tliere whej
want' d. 1' is planned to got Sumas
lllaine uud Bellingham mixed up In
an International league which will in
elude New Westminster und Vanc.i;
ver.
beat
IHEN HE EOST
After Being Presented With a Gold
Wstch, Lefty Russell Was
Pounded.
fou have to hand It to Newsy Lalonde whin It comes to get.ing the
money. Newsy now demands that the
Patricks in addition to hls aalary,
must pay the rent of his flat, in Montreal during the winter season, before
h. will con i'i,t to play hockey on
tiie coast this winter. Lalonde has
probably earned more money than any
other lacrosse ami bockey player in
the business during bis career, and Is
said t" bave '.."> cuts of the lirst dollar he ever (arned,
A. ('
JWVVXING.
IHREE TO PIKE
The Ontario branch of the A
was the llrsl to tuk" up the question
nt Interchange amateur cards win,
the Am.-rirun officials, Th" miner wa
taken up by Uu- n. C, A. A. U. or.
Tuesday last just a week later tha:'
the Ontario board.
Flfty-flve points to nil was the on ���
Bided S'*ore of Ihe All-lllaeks agalnsl
the University of Nevada on Wednes
dav afiernoon. The visitors will n..t
have such a cinch against, the Uni-
Iversity Of California on Saturday.
' however.
Walters Quartette Made Poor
ing in House League Series���
Sloan and Marshall Tonight
Arthur l'elkey vs. Ounboat Smith .
Imooted as the next possible bea.)
weight battle. One of the two In ce.
tain to slip down the ladder of fain
and Tommy Burns Is liable to lo.v
i let of oasv monev should bis pr.it.*;*,
Show-1loee out In the decision.
i ���
The I
Inv't' .1
to New
(ew Zealand Rugby union
South Africa to send a
Zealand In 1M4.
,i:,tag..iii... d the miners toward Cave.
Uuring lbe disturbance be had heard
I cries of "arrest the scab." and 'ltd
| that man go,'' but was unable tu Inform the c-.urt wlio made the re-
inarhB. Ile .miniated the crowd as
being between lr.O to tOO men with a I
sprinkling of women.
[ James McArgle. lhe li'-xt witness, :
j swore that be hud seen a man named
I Reynolds assault Cave and while en I
Ideavoring to arrest the firmer be was ,
i attacked hy (ioodwin, tlle accused I
striking him In tlio lace. In the mix-
iup following he lost track of hi.i
prisoner, and Goodwin also escaped.
At the request of defending counsel!
I McArgle, who Is a big robust man j
land Goodwin, who is below norma! j
build, hut pevertheleaa of c'urdy
j stature, were arranged side by side in j
'order that the jury might, compare
j Iheir apparent relative athletic quali |
tics, at this point.
j Geoffrey ilanney, of the provincial
i police, who was called to the stand
'tore out thn testimony r.f the previotll
Witness, He was certain that Goodwin
wan the man who assaulted McArgle.
I "lie was hiring him right and left."
[he said.
Cause of Trouble.
H. fi. (.'nve. the attributed cause of
j the trouble by some witnesses, next
look the witness box. He was In Cum
bcrland on the night In question for
team Ithe purpose of paying some accounts
Bhortly alter arrival he was followed
|up Ihe street by a hooting and jeerinr
tho crowd that assembled In the!
streets of Cumberland that night. The
definition of riot was a body of people
collected together for a common purpose.
Many of the men who collected that
night had merely gathered around ln
'curiosity to see what was what. The
| trouble was over aud done with as
soon as the constables g:.t Cave out
of the way. In reference to the charg"
'ol assault Mr. Bird drew contrast b��
; tween the evidence presented hy the
crown and that presented by the do
fence, A. I). Taylor, K.C.. followed
i with his addresi for the prosecution,
in summing up Mr. Justice Clean nts, aside trom the case, regretted
���that the union in in sbould call men
Who had a perfect right to do whal
! they w. re doing "scabs." To be called sucii a name was an Invitation to
]a breach of the peace he said In
: reaching tbelr verdict the jury must
'find either Haiinoy and McArgle or
Goodwin guilty cf perjury.
The evidence of the other witnesses
might iu all probability have been
given in good faith. His lordship had
not found police officers addicted to
perjjir.v. Tliey might be found suspicious, but not In his experience had
he found tbe police deliberate per
jurers.
The jury retired about 5 o'clock and
returned promptly at 0. After the
verdict iiad been announced his lordship ordered the accused remanded
for sentence.
n.i
li
liert Pike's
smashers came
Straight games
series otl Ihe Club alleys last
Walters' quintette hclng the
aggregation of pin
through With three
In the liouse league
���veiling.
victims.
Itonhnm, Tex., Oct. 30 The New
York llluiits defeated the Chicago
White Sox here todsy 4-0. "Lefty"
Russell of Bonham, who went to the
American from the Texas-Oklahoma
league, pitched for Chicago. Local admirers presented him with a gold
watch before the game.
Score: R H. K.
N , Vork 4 <J 0
���Chicago 1 7 4
Batteries Tesreau and Meyers;
Russell and Schalk, Daly.
Vardon and Ray in Sesttle
S.��tt!.\ Wash.. Oct. 30. Harry Var-
den .ind Kdward Ray. the Kngiish
golfers, defeated Robert Johnstone of
Seattle, am! James M Barnes Of Ta
coma, One up in a four-handed thirty-six hole match on the links of the
Seattle Golf club today.
With the exception of the third game
when only one pin separated the twoj
teams, the losers were far In the rear,
only one man, Walters, Bcoring over |
the Min mark. Cornish, with 213, cap-1
ture.1 high Individual _wl also high j
average
Marshall and Sloan will battle this
The'
! The Hankers are going to take no
chances In their game with Burnabv
on Saturday although several of their
j best men will be missing from the
line up. Laat season the suburbanites
'made a draw on each occasion tbey
t the financial students.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Some fc Us talk liecause they have
something to say, aud others talk to
amuse tbe ne'gbbors.
If you want to know ]"st bow mean
a man Is don't -start bis relatives to
talking abont blm or consult the mnn
who bas swapped horses with blm.
Just auk His ueigbbor. who keeps chickens.
A woman can forgive another nlmost
snytblng eicept buying curtnlns thn|
don't harmonize wltb the wall paper.
MONEY TO
LOAN
On Inside Westminster Property
From $500 up
Agreements of Sale Purchased
At Reasonable Rates and Terms
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES fOR RHff
WESTMINSTER TRUST, LIMITED
J. J. JONES, Managing Director.
J. A. RENNIE, 8-ccretary-TrcjT.
Head Office: Columbia and Begble Streets.
The latest Is that Dubby Kerr, the
star Ottawa hockey player who was
signed by thc Patricks last winter for
the Victoria team, wlll likely come
back into the game this season with
tho Senators. Kerr came down wltll
h bad attack ot typhoid fever a year
ago Ibis past Slimmer and was In no
shaii' for the winter game when the
contracts were sent out. Ile will probably till the shoes of Tommy "Cy"
Dunderdale should the latter still bold
uut for more pay.
���veiling on tho same
alleys .
scores were as follows
Walters
Sparpe lis
I S3
149���
Held Ill
134
115 -
Collier 135
185
134���
ll. < k. r 100
131
110 -
Walters 145
18.
201 ���
Total COO
Iti
"09���
Pike
Chaput IM
155
156-
Sinclair IM
1__
137-
Gunn no
188
W.
Cornish 1��7
213
lfin
Pike 181
too
160-
4R1
360
454
341
5 111
Willie Ititchie has now taken to
pr lf In order to get Into shape for a
prize fight.
California universities settle their
differences as regards n football
referee by importing W. \V. Hill, of
Australia, who is regarded as the best
In lbe business.
Total
7S9 S13 710 2321
OBJECT TO NEGROS
Scouts from the Boundary league of
11. C. are lively lo capture several
promising amateur stars from tho
coast llii" "inter C.and Forks, fireen-
wood "1 Phoenix comprlim this or-
nilon. whicli will be looked upon
gai
as
in
feeding ground ror the Patricks
u few yeara time.
Saturday, December 27. Is reported
as the dale set Tor the opening of tho
National Hockey .issoolatlon. Tho annual meeting Of the eastern organisation will lake place on Baturday, after
which the different managers will be
���ble to put through several trades.
Krank Patrick, the Vanrouvcr magnate, stated yesterday that Skene
Itonnn would play In Vancouver this
winter In .place of Carl Kendall.
Ottawa Is again talking of seven-
nnn hockey, but It is unlikely that
tho other managers will fall for the
Idea, although It was proved in Ottawa
and Toronto lasl season that the amateurs could draw bettor with the
seven-man gnm�� than the proB with
tho six-man style.
The Arena company ought lo go
ahead with the project of organizing
a ladles' hockey team In the city
which would play Vancouver and Vic
���torla In Intercity games. The other
two cities In the Pacific Coast league
havo already organised a ladles' sop-
totto.
' Here's hoping that Ed. Savage w]l|
soon get off hls chest Just who will
bo playing manager ot the Hoyals tnis
winter.
Happv \Vllllamson Is reported tn
havo reci Ived a good offer from one
of the upper country hockev teams.
There are Beveral men playing amateur hockey In this city who aro nt
for promotion In faster company.
Tbe flrst working out of the new
Nebraska Vsrslty May Withdraw From
Conference If "Gentlemen's
Agreement" le Made
Lincoln, Neb., Oet. 30. Nebraska
University will withdraw from the
Missouri Valley conference rather
than to play schools which Insist upon
drawing the color llne. That was the
subst&nce of a statement Issued by
Chancellor Avery this afternoon, as
a result on tho controversy between
Nebraska nnd Kansas universities, over the playing of Ross, Nebraska, negro guard. In the game between the
twn schools next Saturday.
Without entering Into the .discussion of the alleged "gentlemen's agreement" eliminating the negro from conference Karnes, the chancellor said:
"I will request the board of regents
at the next meeting to pass a rule that
the right of students at the university
of Nebraska lo participate In any athletic content. Intercollegiate or otherwise, shall nnt be abridged on account
of race or color an.l Nebraska will not
remain In any athletic association nr
conference where such right Is denied"
l.each Cross and Willie Ritchie have
called off their bout in the Madison
Square Gardens and are now looking
toward California for a battle. Tommy
crowd which was considerably aug
mented as his progress along th.
slreet continued. The trouble was
brought to a height when policeme.
Stepped in to arrest Reynolds, who at
tacked him.
That he had been formerly an em
nlovee of the Canadian collerles and
had imported strike-breakers into :he
mines was admitted by Cave under
croBS-examlnatlcin, Questioned as to
wbether the miners had raised any ob
jection to this he remarked that he
guessed "they did not like it." A nin ]
union man named Wallace and Mr
Stevenson, cf the provincial police, al
���so testified for the crown.
Mrs. ConnorB. whose husband Is In
jail awaiting trial on similar charges
as those on which Woodwin. waa ar
was the first wit-
!_ in Friscx) ness for the defence. Her home, Bhe
said, immediately adjoined Goodwin'?
shack. Sbe saw Goodwin come home
about 8 o'clock on the evening ol I
July 19, and stated that he remained
about hls shack cooking his supper
and doing chores until about 9'30. She
had particular reason to remember
that evening owing to the fact that
Goodwin, on coming home, had asked
her the time. Bhe told thc accused It
was 8 o'clock, lt was a warm evening
and she was sitting by her door. Thf
The woman wbo can't furnish tL<
house and get tbe children'* wlntet
clothes by taking soap orders Is sudljl
lacking In enterprise.
E. H. BUCKUN. N. BEARD8LEB,
Pree. aad Genl Mgr. Vlce-Preeideert
w. r. H. BOCKUM.
SMALL-BUM LUMBER CO,!*
] MANUFACTURERS OF
Fir, Cedar and
Spruce
Phones No. 7 end 877.
None of tbe politicians seem to want
to save tbo country by shoveling coal
or workiug lu the harvest fields.
Swatting flies Is no occupation fot
a tender hearted mortal.
Bargain counters will never appeal
to men until tbey offer beer at 3 centa
a glass or two for &
Hassam Paving Co., of B. G, Limited
Layers of Hassam Compressed Concrete (Patented)
ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS
ESTIMATES and DESIGNS rURNtSMED
Krenchy Vaise who slipped one over
On Joe IJayley. of Victoria, and in
cid. ntally captured the Canadian light jralgned yesterday
- weight championship
���jl.,.; ; looking tor a match.
495 Football history iu tho Vancouver
:i'..:i ', and District league will probably be
328 I mado on Saturday when Coquitlam
r.Rhiand the Vancouver Electrics meet on
MC. ithe Cambie street grounds,
Too can never trnst yonr beat friend i |
to tell the truth about you. Be might
tell too much of it
doing fishing Is good exercise for the i
Imagination.
Bome men were born grandfather*,
and tbelr oaaaU eons have a tough
tlm*.
Mm phy is likely to meet one or the
scrappers In the near future.
William Demetral. the fireek wrestling champion of tbe world, who will
meet Doc Roller In Los Angeles thla
week, has Issued thc most unique defl
to the world ever made by an athlete
lie has dared any recognized sheriff
to hang hlm with the regulation executioner's noose, stating that his neck
is so strong that It cannot be Injured
by this crude method of collecting a
death penalty. To look at the massive
neck or thc Creek demon, one needs
little persuasion to believe that In
case anyone called his defi. Demetral
would come out the winner. Recognized to possoss the strongest shoulders and arms in the world, with the
possible exception of Sandow, William
Demetral. In his training, did not forget the developing and strengthening
of his neck. One big reason for this
Ib the fact that In his own country
the strangle hold waa not barred when
Demetral took up the mat game, and
many of his early victories In the
land of the Hellenes were gained
through hls ImpervionsneBS to the
strangle hold and the hammer lock.
BASKETBALL WW
SCHOOL SOCCER
Games for Saturday Morning���Stand-
In] of the Clubs���It. Louis
College Leading.
Two Interesting Contests Scheduled to
Take Place at Y. M. C. A.���Flret
Appearance of Hustlers.
Three games will be played on the
elty parks tomorrow morning In con-
nect'on with the School Soccer league
At Moodv park St. Louie college, who
have maintained a clean slate so far
this season, will clash with the Lord
Kelvin boys, while the John Robson
and Herbert Spencer Institutions
meet on the same grounds an hour
Inter.
At Sapr-erton park the High school
team should have llttlo din nilty In
defeating tbe Richard Mcllildn bovi.
unless the latter show a remarkable
reversal of form.
The Btandlng of the teams . * as fol
lows:
w. i��� p%
St. Louis college tl ' 6
High school .'. i I 4
lohn Hobson It l 4
Lord Kelvin ' 2 l 4
Herbert Spencer 0 it 0
Richard McBrlde 0 3 0
The second series of games of thc
. local basketball season will be oper
ated at the T. M. C. A. this evening
when four of the teama clash In what
tooke to be about the'beat card of
the mouth.
After being licked by tho Creaeents
thu Ad maoa are bent cn retrieving
their 1 "st laurels from tho Tigers.
who In turn defeated Columbian col
lege list week.
In me other contest tt
.ppcK' tbe Hustlers. $W��*,*1nK ,n��
flrst appearance ���&������*���**** Sangster
fami v on the floor this Beason.
n. H contests should be well In
ted nf with the pace exhibited last
Md v night which demonstrated that
New Weatmlnster la holding her own
with the ever Increasing popular winter aport.
door leading Into Goodwin's shack wss
open and she could see right Into the
shack.
Mra. Connors was very backward in
giving her evidence, particularly when
under cross-examination by Mr. Taylor. In an endeavor to show some
light on the attitude of his witness In
the box. Mr. Bird asked her if it was
true that she had been sick.
Witness replied yes.
"Aud your husband* Raw yonr baby
for the first time in Jail a few days
ago." continued Mr. Bird.
Mra. Connors: "Yes."
Crown counsel objected to the line
of questioning. ____���������.
Mr Justice Clement ruled that the
reference to Mrs. Coifnore' sickness
waa neceassry to explain the wit
ness' atltude on the stand, but declared the second question entirely
Irrevelent.
A Good Man.
Mrs Smith, a widowed woman, also
a neighbor of Goodwin s, swore that
she had seen the accused returning
home about 8 o'clock. Accused had
also asked her the tlm. of day. She
also had been'sitting at ier front door
and Goodwin had to pas, between Mrs.
Connors' and her homd to reach his
Uhack. Goodwin had not returned te
(town until 9.JO. Mrs. Smith gave her
evidence with an air of conviction.
Goodwin Is a good roan." she said,
and 1 aay what I think sf hlm "
Cross-examined by Mn: Taylor. Mrs.
Smith said that she rataembor.d ���������������-
day particularly well betanse It was
pay-day. She did not get any m< w"
herself, but she knew It wai pay ' iy
because tbere waa ao mask going n
In town. Ooodwln ofteif asked i <���
time when he came home, though ��.'.���
ness admitted that he possessed a snt
of clock of hla own. Mra. Smith
caused a ripple of.laughter to pass
the court, when, while pacing
PHONE NO 204.
WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A DOLLAR.
THE POPULAR SHOE STORE
. .. n.l U.I i ' ' '. '�����
641 Front Street. Out of tko Hi��V Bast DuftndL
$30,000 Stock to Select rrom.
Now selling shoe stock ot the M. E. Price Co*, from 11K Gra��-
vllle etreet. Open evenings till 9 o'clock.
TONIGHTS 8PECIAL���MEN'S $U0 BOX KIP BOOTS FOR S1J90.
TODAY
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John Bouaall of the U. S. Secret
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DOUBLE WEEKLY SERVICE
MONDAYS���12 midnight for Prince Rupert. Stewart.
TUESDAYS���12 midnight for Victoria and Seattle
THURSDAYS���12 midnight for Prince Hupert. Qranby Bsy.
SATURDAYS���12 midnight for Victoria anal Seattle.
FRIDAYS���12 midnight, Oct 31st. Nov. 14-2K tor Qoeea Chutotte
Islands (Direct Service.)
MONDAYS���12 midnight, Nov. 3-19 for Maaoe*. via Prince Raport.
Mondays and Thursdays steamers make eloae comtcrtkm Vt r
Rupert with Grand Trunk Pacific trains Car Terrace, New
ton and Smithers; mixed service from S_att__era to
(Mile 300.)
Tickets to all polnta east and to Europe. Any rail aad
line.
H. G. SMITH. C. P. * T. A.
827 Granville Street, Vancouver.
W. E. DOPBROW. CL
ILtosM Private
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RICHARDSON & HUMPHRIES
MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
709 Columbia SL
the prlitoner drier she
she could go, waved ""
of Goodwin's
<irlm never
ance.
Ile cf
Hans Wagner wlll be doing bust
ness at the name old stand next Boa*
eon With the Pirates. But Honus Is
not to play basketball���orders from
Barney Dreyfuas.
kea and Wj
that thev had
jefcrc tiie trouble rta
not Been litm on tbe at
It was ofttt.
��� -���On Ov��-i Bel
Taking wsatat lon
Goodwin *\****�� to
i at ioin<
���ev >ing
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The Royal Mercantile Ce.
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now Open fpr Business
Open College Today.
Moobo JaVOct. sJ^The *�����*����������
,I��w college will beJprmally opened
tomorrow Wnoos. f ���*����������* G��!:
ernor nro*. will !>#�����?*�� ����UJJ
form the opening ^gyp��j**_.P.g
will be present ** 'Vl^lleShTa
rial* and member^* the ���f'����$M*��
assembly, many dfW ****** ���***
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court.
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no eotnnioi
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, '.OU.
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Classified Advertising
DRILL HALL IN
SIGH! FOR SURREY
AGENCIES.
Ct-AS-PU'lKt* AI!S Wll-1- B3 RE-
oeiived for Tn.: Htm* at the (OUOW-
tanf; places: k. T. HM* drug store,
SOX Columbia sti-wt; A. Sprice.
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��A,MVtO���lMISCELLANEOUS.
��OOD CANADIAN UFK INSURANCE
. cemjaaj wish.-s to meel financial
tat estate 'irm dealrlng to add
luanrance tb their business
contracl given to suitable
Awl*. BM 2820 The News
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i'.tlCl,
parry.
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(2320)
WANT-BO HO08BHOLD I'lJUNI-
tare in law or small quantities for
��ror cash. Will give full value or
will h-eli your household go.).l_ ami
vlteca by auction. Will guarantee
to raaliaa value or no Commission
charged. JJ. J. itusaeil, Westminster
,-lurtiai iio-.uv'. Kings lioti 1 Block,
Columbia etreet 1216*)
TO RENT
HBjai
Apply to
i-i
ro WENT
TWO P0BN1SHBD BED-
private family, close In.
i.o Fourth street, 12318)
_x>tt BKNT nkw MODERN six
roomed lions.', basement ' and
furnan-, cits.' tn mr, al *iti; also
Jieittins stove for Bale. Apply 61fi
Hamilton street
(232-
FOB KENT TWO LARGE UNFUKN-
Uhed houeekeoplng rooms, private
family.. ****M P<r montli, 310 warren
avenue. (23121
ro RKNT TWO BOOMS, EITHER
ftimiahed or unfurnished, at reason
able tr.rma. 113 Oakland street.
(23H6)
KOR SAI.K
machine, i'i
FOR SALE
A SINGER SEWING
Apply Bapperton hotel.
(2294)
Taylor Asks for Plan of Location
���Council Appoints Police and
Pound Keepers.
' I
FOR SALE SNAP, EIGHT ROOMED
modern house on enr line, excellent i
location. Apply llox 2296 Nous
office, 12290)
MINERS' HARDSHIPS
IN UPPER DUNCAN
Thr;c Men Who Lefl Ka6lo In Scp'.e:n-
ber Come Eaek With Talcs
ot District.
FOR SALE
saw H, foot
grindstone.
HAW TABLE AND
iiivit mortising machine,
���ox 2222 News office.
FOR BA1 E HOUSE PARTLY
Bnlrhed, ami large cleared lot, Bdmonda Clear deed. Cheap for
cash. Appl} owner, George Wnrnc,
Eighteenth avenue, Edmonds. (21.0)
ACREAGE NEAR NEWTON, JUST S
miles out, leas Uian 30 minutes' id ���
on It. ('. Electric from Now West
minster; soil excellent, bottom or
upland as desired; tram frontage
$160 an acre and remainder inst
back of rrontage lots Jli'O and $126,
Terms quarter cash, iwo vear-. for om sl for d
That the Cloverdale detachment of i
the until Regiment Is well on the way !
to have a commodious drill linll and j
armory as a headquarters'tor its members Is borne oul In a I. iter read at j
the last meeting of the Surrey municipal council from Col, J. D, Taylor,'
M P., head of the regiment which baa
its headquarters In New W-st
'lllllStl'.'.
Col. Taylor, who Is taking a keen In-1
terest In reorganising Ufa regiment,
wrote to the Surrey council asklni! for
a memo of the legal description of the
lot proposed to he . If ered by the municipality as a Bite for the drill hall at '
Cloverdale and also for a plan showing the size and location of the lo*.
Th" the departmenl of mllltla had :
already derided on the building of a
drill hall for the Surrey militia has
been known for some time and this retails is taken as an Ind!-
From ll. c. Hannlngton, Inspector
of legal offices, stating With regard lo
the petition for a special survey of the
Johnston road, thai he was lu receipt
of a petition from William Johnston
and nine others asking thai this work
be not done on the ground that they
have old maps showing correctly the
situation in question, bul that unless
the council wished to rescind their
resolution the petition against the
special sum y cannot be given effect
to, us action, if any. will be taken on
the Btrength of the council's reso'u*
tlon. Received and clerk to reply
that the council wish the survey gone
ahead with so that dispute might be
finely determined.
Krom .lohn Mason, asking If he
would be permitted to do certain work , ,
on the roads near his properly at l'ort 88n ' " ' "" ls tlirn\-*U*ll by tl
Kciis ami charge Bame up agalnsl fu
ture taxes. Reoetvod, clerk to reply
thnt the council could not conaenl to
this, bul that he could do the wcrk at
hiH own expense under the supervision
of ,He eiiglni ir.
From Davidson &. MoRao, asking for
e equalisation of the assessment of
certain property at l'ort Mann. Reoelved, Council can grant no relief
in the matter, as should have
attended to before the court of
slon.
to the ion, with a boo.i percentage of
' lead, some copper and some gold. As-
Isays have nol yel been made frnm
any of the ore taken from the new
^strike. Iml lis appearance indicates
' thai it is exceedingly rich.
i Tiicr.'arc (everal other properties In
the neighborhood with as good or better showing as Unit possessed by the
iiirv. according to Oscar TapanlUa.
;A1I or these will be favor..lily affect, d
by the proposed cleaning oul of the
upper Duncan river by the federal gov
lorn menl so thai tbe stream may be
a disorder bom of unhygienic eondl-
lions. This fact is very obvious. If
you take a map of a city on which are
marked the cases of tiiberculoHls you
will see lhal tlle ravages of this discus.' aro always greatest lu those
areas which ure most congested and
Unsanitary. I believe it can almost bo
Iexcluded from our life by proper bottling conditions, end the observation of
certain simple i lies designed to pre-
rliul" the possibility of its spread."
I'r Zimmerman Is principally known
I for his pathological work.
Kaolo, Oct. 30
difficulties that confront
rich mining clalma in tic
balance. Tliis is a sacrifice; estate
to be cleaned up at onee. Sole
agents, t'urtis & Dorgan, New West
minster. Phone 400. No trades.
(2101)
FOR SALE���11.00 DOWN, $1.00 TEH
week. Canada's Pride Malleable
Ranges; every one guaranteed. Market square, (2160)
ROYAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU.
GENERAL INFORMATION AND
trade protection specialists. ,1. M
Oawa, general manager, P. ()
draw or 11". New Wesiminster.
(2260)
ELECTRICAL WORK.
ELECTRIC IJGHT TROUBLE
originating inside buildings repaired
day or night, by Woodward, 613
Columbia street. Tel. 706. (2302i
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
vlJRNISHKl. AND UNKUIiNISHED
apartments to rent, right on car line.
-steam li.-at.-.l. hot and cold water,
^ax raj-sea, electric light, separate
-.alii to every suite, rooins sre bright.
cheerful, clean and sanitary and rent
is verj reasonable including gas and
lights. Also single rooms, both
���furnished and unfurni's'hed. Apply
Mrs. Mandville, suite 1, second
Moor. Mandville apartments, corner
' Sixth avenue and Twelfth street.
<230P,)
FllRNlSHKO COMPLETE, HOUSE
Jkeepiac rooms. VO and $15 per
month at tht, Seventh slreet. C-llWl
CONKKY SAYS-
over tho moll
invigorated- wil
tion tor you.
-ARE YOU It HENS
? A gcod tonic and
put thom In eondl- |
Don't let ihem loaf
cation thnt construction work is to
commence in the near future.
T.he Surrey council has Buplled Col.
Taylor with th" desired information.
Council Pusiness.
Communications were received as
follows:
From .1. H. lliirford. asking for Information as to what he would have
to do in connection with the clearing
of streets in order that he might get
plans of subdivision passed. Received
and replied to by clerk.
From Cecil 11. Barrett, barrister, on
behalf of his client. ,1 \v, Vaughan,
're the removal of snrvcv stakes along
the Sandell road, claimim: this should
I not have bren done without having
t first obtained the consent of his client,
and asking that everything be restored as nearly as possible to its original
condition. Received, and engineer to
.draft a reply to he sent lo the writer.
aa h" was familiar with th" circumstances of tho case.
From Rums & Walkem. Vancouver,
asking for information as to the front-
age that vas taken from certain lots
at White Rock by reason of the ar-
ranepment nnde between the munlci-
nillty ar.d the railway company for a
��� riirht of W8V fo- the latter at that
noint. Received and replied to by the
clerk.
Krom C. A. Hankcv A Co. Vernon,
saying they understood the council
wcre going to widen and Imorove the
Newton road and askinc that care be
taken not to remove -or destroy the
survey stakes in front of property belonging io thern. Received.
From F. Wlik'iison. collector, report-
In re a few days ago of Oscar Tapani)
la, Anid TapanlUa and Charlea Ro
scene fri m thai disirict. bringing with
thom a tew sample, of high grade sll
wl* ad ore, skins tanned a dark
bi iw... and mon* or loss scratched, the
lati : iii. cl being cauaed b) the al
most Impassable trail they had to follow lu going Iroin the property ou
whi.ii they had been doing aaseament
I,,.,,,, work, the Hary group, to Healy') land-
,vvi lng, ti"* latter poiui being located on
jthe upper liiinciiii riv.-r, nearly sixty
From Burnett * MoGugan enclosing miles north of Kaslo.
plans of subdivision of tha west half The threi men lefl here In Septera
of the southeast Quarter Of section 12, her for the claims, taking with them
township 1, for aprovnl. Received. ,!)l' necessary supplies From Healy'a
Clerk to return same with Instructions landing it la a thrc and a half mils
thnt the requirements of the munlcl "'amp to the mop,'ity. bul it pro*,'.I
pal by-law governing subdivisions lhe toughest part uf the Journey for
must I"' complied with before the the buys, who were ol,lilted to pack ill
plans could be approved by the coun- their supplies on their back, conteal
lng every foot of llie way wiih stub*,
rendered navigable for boat., carrying
ore. Hitherto, In the upper Duncan I
Au Indication ot the section, on account of the exceedingly
owners of orlmttlve transportation facilities, it |
i has been almost Impossible to accom-
upper Hun- p||h|, anv extensive milling, and own
irrlval ,.rH have been obliged to content themselves wltli doing their yearly assess
'nent work aad putting In demands for
i rails, which demands, until recently.
have reoelved bul soanl attention
trom tin* i" wera thai be,
OPEN AIR SCHOOLS
FOR CHILDREN
PREVENTION IS
SAFEST CURE
Toronto Committee Recommends the
Establishment of
Four.
Oil,
i Albert Berry was appointed a police
iqonstable for th" municipality, resld
in*? ai Crescent, n. C,
S. Malcolmson was appointed audi-
j tor for the current year.
H. Harper, Hazelmi re, was appointed pound keeper for the municipality
and a motion was put through author-
I i/i'ir all poundkeepers tn acl not only
In their own wards t>"t throughout lh"
municipality, Tlie other nound keep
in are Goo. Troughten, Bouth Weat-
! niinst-pr: A. DInsmore, Mud Ray, and
G. H. Wales. Ron Kells,
Appropriations were made as follows: $360 for the new McLellnn
.rosd east of the Coast Meridian road.
$201 on 'he ('wiF* Meridian rond south
of the R c I". R ��� S3I ' for the Ser-
; nentine rond. ward 4: and $50 for the
Brown read, east nf the Coasl Mer
idian road, and lir.O on the Boundary
' ro��.t. wnrd 5.
Th" Surrev lienor license hv-law.
I'm. passed its first three readings.
STILTS AND SUGAR EEETS.
Hunting
LOST AND FOUND.
-STRAYED ��� ON WEDNESDAY
night, a brown hunting dog. with
chain. Finder return to inr>!) St
Andrews street for reward. (8310)
COLLECTIONS.
USAB DEBTS COU-BCTEO EVERY-
-when. Ko oeBeottea, no charge
Aaivntaxo-VaiirxiiJt-ios' mercantile Ag
���ttney. S36 Hastings street west. Van
couver, B.C. (21621
too long, tor if cold weather strikes
before thev get back to laying, likely they will be poor layers all
winter, when eggs mean money, too.
Improve the appetite and digestion
by putting a little of Conkey's Laying Tonic in the mash once a day.
Watch lhe. improvement. Try thlr.
on Conkey's guarantee your fowls
will look lienor, act better, do better in every way. 2r,c, 5flc and $1
packages; pails $1.��0 and $3. H.alth
means profit. Lock out for Roup
Rettor have Conkey's Roup Remedy
on hand now, 2,.c, 50c and $1 sizes.
Vtse it at the lirst symptom. Rotter
still, put a Utile In the drinking
water occasionally as a preventive.
Monev back guarantee. Hrackman-
K>T Milling Co.. Ltd., 540 Front
street, and all grocers. (223:11
AUCTION SALES.
jruBMrrTTRE, STOKE STOCKS ANU
'arm sales conducted. Furniture
.���tKiiight for cash. I'. B. Brown, 17
,I_egbif streel. New Westminster.
(21711
NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTECTION ACT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN thnt the
Corporation ���t ihe city "' New, ""-i1-
* pd with tl. ��� .\lliiiit-r
] In the el'ficc of the
f.,r lh" Histrict of
British Columbia, plans
ml-'st'*r has deposl
nf Publlc Works ai
Registrar of 1 1
New Westmtnst'
lng collections for the month of Sep-
te-ii-er as $9,938.61. Which included
*l 57H "0 as receipts for tlie tax sale.
Received
From T. W. Hardy asking for pavment of 1.1P0 yards of travel taken
from his pit in 1S12. Received and
ordered paid at the rate of 5 cents
per yard.
From A. ll. MacNeill. Vancouver,
i stating ihni he was in receipt of ad-
\ vice from W, !>. Scott, ceneral superintendent (',. N, li. stating with re-
igard to culverts In "loverdale that he
; was urging the general manager to
hnrrv approval of this work so that it
"light be done without delay; also that
Mr. Soil had ndvfsnd him that he
would hurry authorization of the hull.!-
ilm? nf the crpsslnr* ever the railway
jat the Serpentine road. Received.
AUCTION
SALE
Eoth Are Popular Now at
don.
Huntingdon. Oct. 30.- Owing to the
unusualy bad condition of thc school
yard, caused by grading work being
done at this time of the year, a greal
many of the Huntingdon Fchnol children, with the resourcefulness of
youth, have become most proficient in
the art of stilt walking. It Is practically tho only sport that can be indulged
in at present out of doors, and at
every noon and recess boys and girls
may he seen playing all sorts of games
on BtiltS.,
While it has long been known that
small fruits and berries of a superior
variety are easily grown here. It la
not general knowledge that the grow-
lng ef sugar beets will become one of
the Important Industries of this sec-
Itlon The beets which have heen test-
' "d by the irovernment authorities have
been found second in a percentage of
j suirar to none in the world an.l enuaied
only bv those raised in a small see-
;Hon of Germany. With the Installation of a beet sugar factory, following
; *he dvking of th" land here. Ihls would
[become one of the most important agricultural districts of Canada.
DAIRY PRODUCES
ARE ON INCREASE
every
born undergrowth and fallen trees
that are characteristic of the Selkirk
and Purcell ranges Kach of ihe three
made four trips between Healy'a and
the ciaims. in order lo get in tin* ei
tremely plain food and blasting pow
der neccsary to their number In car-'
rving on onlj a fea weeks of mining,
devi lopmi nt.
Oscar TapanlUa, who with bis bi th
er, Mrs Ida TapanlUa, of this city, la
Interested in the claims, is well pleas
id with the result of tlieir work foils a I* lunterbalance to their hardships
tlie work accomplished on the prop
erty makes i: l""k exceedlgnly promts
Ing and it Is likely lhat some asiist-
ance will be granted by the government towards putting In a good trail
���i'"' s"aFon.
The ii.uv group consists of throe
c'aims I,,rated ��� n the eaat side ol the
upper Duncan. Most of the work done
! In past seasons has consisted of strlo-
ning 'ii" ledge which is about twenty-
live f., : In width Wherever this has
he, n done ore has been found and
minora! indications have been dlSCO'
! "red to be strong throughout A shaft
has also been carried .town year bv
; '"ir to a depth or eighty feet and
this reason an eighteen fool drill was
���'in from the bottom of the shaft along
the looiw'iii. which drift ran into a
strona looking shool of silver lend ore
-ver-'iiing about two "r Iwo and a half
feet in width. The finding of or- like
the esmplea shown at the dej.'h of
"������ore than elghtv feet clearlj Indicates
thai the propertj haa a great deal
mora than mere surface showings
rire found nn Hi" surface has i-.r.'i
assays as high as $60 ounces of silver-
Dr. Zimrcrman's Ideas on Tubercu
lesir,���-Pciieves in Educating
Public.
Toronlo, Oct. iio. Development of
'lie open air forest school syslem III
Toronto to .are ror ten times tha num
Imt of children who now enjoy Its
benefits, was outlined at a meeting of
the lores: school committee of the
hoard "f education last night. The
present forest school in Victoria park
has proved so successful and of such
benefit to delicate children thai ihe
Montreal, Oct. 80 "it la very dlffl-joomntlt Dthuslaatioally supported
cult Indeed to pronounce Judgment the Idea of enlarging lt and adding oth-
wiih regard to this treatment unless ,r institutions of a Blmllar character.
on., is familiar with the ...act methods ������������-,,. committee reoomemned tha et-
employed, and the precise nature of tabtlabment of four schools, each with
the culture which I am not," said a capacity of 250 to 800 ebildrend one
Ur Ernest Zimmerman atacityhotel should be established in ti ast end,
���
laat night, to a repn aentatlve of tha
pri la, -peaking with reference to the
merits of the Friedmann cure for tu
i erculosls. "I think there was more
eard about ll over here Ihan has
ever len heard of it in Europe."
"Uo you think a cure for tuberculosis will be discovered soon'''
"Thai depends altogether on what
is meant by the term 'cure.' There Is
alread) a form of treatment In vogue
which is very good, and which may
be employed with success in the great
majority of ta.es 11 they are taken in
time. Tuberculosis is Mich an in
Millions dlsedse thai it generally gets
a firm hold before the suffer.' is aware
of its presence, nnd requires a greater
efforl then to shake it off."
"Do you think au anti-toxin will ever
be dlacoveredt"
"Certainly, in praelltally eveT
laboratory In Kurope. and tbe snme
may be sa^.1 of America, men
are
working on this problem, and there
Is no Insurmountable obstacle which
should prevent tha ultimate accomplishment of this end. The bacilli of
tuberculosis will ultimately yield to a
dlaCOVery 1 am, however, a great he-
t'ev, r in the spread of education regarding the disease Tuberculosis is
probaly on tbe sit" of the presenl
school: another In the northeast part
of iii" elty, another in Hi" north, and
the last In the west. The total ac-
somtnodation wlll be 1,000, just ten
times the number cared for at tha
pr. sent forest srhooi. It is the Inten
lion Bt first to keep those school! open
only during the six months ol summer
and autumn.
Tn Supplement these Schools, open
air rooms will be provided in all new
SCbooU, where delicate children, although they may not be i'i Hi" open
fields, lis they would b" a' the forest
schools, will, al least, be in the open
air all dai One of these rooms is now
lielng constructed on the rool of Heat
. rn How school
To assist in the organization nf opep
air classes Chief Inspector Cowley was
asked t" r.'port on the number of
schools when- ii would be practicable
to hold part time claai ��� In largo
school! Where more than one teacher
Is teaching a particular grade, It Is
noselble for one of the teachers to
bave half the children OUl of doors
while the remainder are taught their
regular lessons indoors By this means
It Is possible to give young children
to whom sitting Indoors at ii desk all
day Is a hardship, the proper amount
of outdoor exercise.
���
LtJID REGISTKV ACT.
tit- Lot 5. te Blocks UK and 149, of
i hrt i.2. Group 1, Map 1757, In the
JS>_stri--i of New Weatmlnster.
TTlii usia proof of tlio loss of Certlfi-
trate-. ol Title. Number 'il'i'.IK. issued in
tint oaaiei vt Harry Cliue, has been
f.*.!-<J in thiB office.
******** m herr-by Riven that I shall.
at lbe expir-Ukm of oue month from
rhe date of the first publication hereof,
in a daily newspaper published In the
['ily ol New Westminster, issue u
-Jiipliralf of the said Certificate, un
teas in tin. meantime valid objection
ilt* made to me in wrilis,g.
JJ.C t.U'YN.V,
ntstrld Uegiftrar ol ���
__j,nd Registry oifo*
Ne*** Westminster, n.C. 0
CITV OF NEW WESTMIN.Ttri
"ictict He Household Voters' Lis'..
; ' ii tli *���',.- ..',*,. '���
e Ivi d bei re the llrsl
.1 I Vw. I,.!,".
',', - . -. '.���*:.��� if (bos< v. be
���ei diirm*; th. das ��� the
... , ��� ��� I b* in ofl Ice ai
: i Hall * i ;\r- 30 V and 31st,
tbl hon of 7 p m. and 8
���'- .-nil* applications,
VT. ,\ DUNCAN, City Clerk.
*.* '��� Hfl.1l, Oct. ber 28, Vu*. (2301)
ind descriptions of centra Hn" of propos-
..(! Sapperton Bewer outfall crossing Brunette River In said district.
AND NOTICE TS HF.RI-.HV GIVEN
thnt th.1 Corporation of the Cltv nf
w.-stmlnsti-r will after one month from
the first publication "f this notice apply
to the Governor General in Council for
Approval 'if s'kIi woiki. , , , . .
DATED al New Westminster, B. C. this Westminster. I have been instructed
27th day of September, 1'n::. _,._.... hv the assiirnee Mr fl 11 Milne to
McQUARRIE, MARTIN A CASSIDY, "��� "lp assignee, air. ... ii. ranno, io
Solicitors fnr the Corporation of the j soil by Public Auction (absolutely
City of New Wi stmlnsor.
ini-Hi i without reserve) on
of thc
:-,i i eet
Westminster Garage Co.,
and Carnarvon Street,
Sixth
New
Activity in That Line Gives Chilliwack
Freedom From Results of Financial Stringency.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
B. C. COAST SS. SERVICE
From Vancouver for Victoria.
10.00 a.m Pally
Chilliwack, Oct. .10.���There Is a
Steadily Increasing interest being tak
en in the dairying Industry of this
valley. This is clearly shown by the
marked Increase In the supplies received at the three principal dairy d"-
! pots of the district, namely: Chilli-
wack creamery, Eden Bank creamery
! and Ih" II. (' Cnndeiis" r, over those re-
corded a ye r ago. Krom Chilliwack
creamery t' amount shipped daily to,
I Vancouver ' id Now Westminster is
I i , , , , ., 16.000 ncond" rf Bweel milk snd OOP I
sharp, the entire stock of automobiles. I; , '' ' ""__.. ���__ ~J,�� ����� ,,���.riv
,, ,,._, ���. _ ,_ _ pri.n.l^ ot r��'i cream. This ������ noariy
machinery, fittings, olfice furniture I^qo ���f,and�� nore than tn* snme depot I
and effects of tho ���bova company. 1 uhlpp.,1 * -year a-ro. ���hath* otli.-r two
| The sale will comprise In D��rt- Two ,,__;,;,_ _������-, ��� ���,���,���,,.proportionate
30 horse power ISverett automobiles. | |ncre���,n. <pi' prlc* *P��td to the far or
one 40 horse power Jackson -.....����
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 31st
at 2.30 p.m.
entire stock of automobile
iltUI
y-
Two I
ibllea.
atitomo-
From
1:00 p.:
Vancouver
1 AMD DEOISTRY ACT.
,*
tht .'.���.,!'tn ui-i Quarter ot Sectl ..
I on Ol lop n, iii the Histrict ot
Ni *.��� Westminster. j
WU-.'-Af yrntil of IV' loss of Cer-j
��������� .,! 'l ul.- Number 13164F, ia I
ed i.i tin- nam." ot James C, Forlong
Mai Chart*-:!; Ehmund ba*" been tiled in
.tlm ofllce.
���So-**..' ��� is herehy ���pv.m tliat 1 shall.
���mtt th* expiration ol one month from
llw o*H.i id (he frr* publication here
tmt, in �� daily newspaper publisher! In
<iMt City of N'*' Westminster, issue
-a dapDetfie ofthe said certificate, un
Ittsti in the meantime vali4 objection
li" ms*St*. t�� esc 'm writing.
a J. C. GWYNN.
District tteKiatraT��f Till
I .ami R*r*ietry Office.
New Weetininatcr, B_C- Octt.be,-is,
1313. *-'"���'
-.00 p.m ���>yCo. assoMVe7nd air pomps belting
11:*��5 p.m :,D*Uy and shafting, grinder, drill press.
From Vancouver for Seattle. lathe Inner and outer tires, oil cans,
10:00 a.m ,!*-.!chain's, etc., etc.. also office furniture
11:00 a.m 1W"J Lf aafC. roll top deal. etc.. etc Every
for Nanaimo. I thins will be on view until time bf
Dally ;gaie particulars ot same can be Mil
j rnnnn* from the Westinlnst r Auction Houle.
.STalr.!!?W^��Sf^pf hotel bloc,,
Vancouver, Union Bay, Powell River.
11:46 am Kvery Saturday)
For Prince Rupert and Alaska.
11:00 p.m Every Saturday
.Prince Rupert, Granby Bay and Skeena
River Points.
11:00 p.m Wednesdays
For Gulf Island Points.
r-.OO a a . Tuesdays for Victoria. Call
mn al points in the CulT Islands.
K.L). iJOUl-l-T. Agent. N.,w Wesiimnstst
11 W BUODIB, O. P. A.. Vancouver.
and dnirifr: in for thli
c nts p.-r pi dhd Initte
proi!net i
fat, and ai
. 45
the
FRED DAVIS
iter seaion approaches there
pect that even this good prle
licreas.'.li
Winter Dairying.
This increase -over a year ago
it more attention Is being p
:nter da vlng, a method whl
AUCTIO.EEI
(2214
HEE CHUNG
MBHCHANT rAH-OR
New Imported Wll **M**�� ���w on
display
paffect lit nnd
Ml, Prices fr
HERBERT R VIDAL &CQ,
STORAGE
Sec them.
workmanship gnaran
lis oo up. 701 Fron atreet
VVESTMI .ster
I IRON ^ ORES.
: Telephones: Office'', Hesldenc
.10IIN ItBlD, 'roprtctor.
GENERAL MAC UNB WORK.
ENGINEMMG AND
BLACK'S* THING.
; Agents Palmer Droe." Onsol
Rngines, Marine E glnes and
mobile Repairs.
Office and Wer s: Tenth St.
P.O. Box 474. NOW Afsetmlniter, B
Is a
��� hows
i.i to
h re-1
dy revenue the year round |
rk of caring I'or a dairy,
s In the winter arc letter |
. and |
,-xpe-1
i the
aaxirn milk than she |
g. The I
y have
t ms a Bl*
I if the '*
I*, rd. Prli
i.ha\durlng the summer tnonl
ii hns bee-i found by prnotir.
Hence th**. a cow freslic-nln ���
t've
-"* iicntrTsr in, ii,,. .nu
dalrv men of Ww vu
"v��ry -dtason
pur: i,it nf-tlti��
I'.pply of milk
ean depend
willing to pay a
ng has a strong
���'' y Is an assurance
ii trlngency, which i
"r irta of the nrov-1
It re very lightly. ,
ow i milk to the city |
ii r> -n fat monthly
engi d ln the work.
thli ty, Instead of j
k ei uraglngly ofl
oy receive'
pwvhased. {
itteitlon to!
'h n tte soil1
�� uoaliy i ,tten all |
tV" T :t''''J' Hihows.
IT .'}' ""} '������ oreaanel
xlBte - cpaple
puts
or go
t* the
1
Making a Flat World
Round
set out to reach India
he met with opposition and ridicule.
When Columbus
by sailing westward.
He believed the <'iirih to be round,
"Wise mon held that it was fla. that Columbus waa mad
���and that lic'd fall off somewhere if ho departed from
established beliefs.
Uut Columbus' belief found him a continent and made
hrm blessed of memory.
The Business World is flat to some men
Their profit-benriiiR shores of Opportunity stretch only so
far as their grandfathers trod. Custom.'superstition and
apathy have set them confines whieh they may not pass.
lor instance, they believe the b..-ln���� yenr tn n flat one-
not na nll-yeop round nt trade, witli hast joining >\est,
���-witliTSprinK merging into Autumn- but just two distinct
seasons, with sawed-off edges gaping into space.
Tliey confine their activities to a Spring trade and to a
Fall trade. To them there is no intervening continent
with stores of waiting wealth. Tlieir world i.s flat. They
have not explored the mid-year months of Summer trade.
Juno, July and August are never-never land.
Surely this conception of Summer as a "dull" season is
as fallacious as the delusion that the earth was flat.
J'eople have just as inurh money in tho hot weather and spend quite
us freely us in Spring and Pall. Granted that they are not buying
hi.-.tea and snow shovels in August, yet they nre buying staple articles.
FurtHermore, they have an rye on luxuries and comforts they are
eo mting upon purchasing iu thc Pall.
The modern Columbus has discovered this
Surimcr t rude���tliis golden West lying between the known
con inents of old beliefs. Departing from established
hal) i, many hav made their energies and their Advertising n all-year-r. und proposition.
Kecj ing up Ad ertising during the Summer months not
only inks your Spring and Fall, but produces rich harvests from the lummer months themselves.
A.lriee regard in-,'
advertising agi-n. y, or tin- Hi
liuildihg, l"..ri,i.to. Eii'iuir,
v.iuf S'lven mg problem* ia available through sny recognised Canadian
larv of tbe Canadian I'reu Aasoristion, Room DOS Lunudtn
uvolvca no obligation on your purt ��� ao write, if interested. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1913.
THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS.
Woman Sticks To Post
During Nome Storm
Mrs. Thomas Shaughnessy of Solomon Telephone Exchange Sent Relief
Calls Till Sea Carried Away the
Bull ding.
Seattle, Oct. 30 How the little town
���ot Solomon, thirty-two milea east of
Nome w.i'' 'li.-rally wiped from the
face ���( the .arth by tlie Ilehrlng Sea
btorni of Sunday, October b, an.l how
Mm. Thomas Bhaughnaasy, tha lone
operator In charge of the Solomon telephone exohanga, stuck by her post
handling call! for relief und messages
fraught with disaster that riimh.il up
and down the coast until the ��<����� literally hurled Itialf from itn bad ami
burled her hum" and Office In a wall
of green water, out of which she and
four loyal frl.nds who stayed hy her
to the enil MCgptd im If hy a mlra.'le.
Is the stoiy brought to Seattle hy ���'.
Flodin, Solomon river gold dredge operator, who arrived from lho north on
the steamship NorthwcaU.ru.
Hut that d.-ath did not ring down
the aurtaln on thS drama, the story of
the iiii.lit of horror through Which
Mrs. Bbaughneiiy and her four neigh
bors three women and one man
passed falls little short of l.afcadlo
beam's tragic tale Of the (lulf Coast
describing the Inundation of Laat island. Of dramatic intensity for III"
historian of the future, the narrative
lias "very other "lenient
Solomon was II exists no longer
n little village of Rome two score of
houses, mostly miners' cablni, huilt
��'ii a heni ii of beacb sand only a few
feet above high tide and protected
from tli" constant gnawing of the
Graves bv a 'nn breakwater of plies
and earth When lhe southeast gale
began blowing on Saturday. October
4. most of tin- 160 Inhabitant! of the
village hastened to seek safety at
Dixon, on th" oppoilte si.l" of the river
and on higher ground.
T-teolionea Busy.
The telephone wires were burdened
with newa of disaster and Mrs.
Bbnughneeev, whose husband is proprietor i.r the hotel ut Dixon, welched
the danger agalstt the possibility that
sh" oould I'" th" means of saving life
and propertv Should the storm OOU-
tinue, and decided to remain at her
pos'
The telephone exchange WSS in a
lUDStantial frame building adjoining
the general store nnd the Rolonvn
hotel kept hv William Hennie. all
buildings of similar character thnl hi 1
Weathered previous storms Hennie
and h's wife elected to renrun and
with them end Mrs. Shaughnessy, Mrs.
J. It Hops and a Mrs. Hanson cast
their lot.
All day S'lindny the ocean crept higher and higher and over the break-
-water t-hnpdersd the waves But about
II o'clock Sunday night tl * Waters
seemed to subside sllehtly. and �� lt
-��� ���". slv hours more IIII high tide, ihe
nv.- person, marooned In the i'ttle
gronn of butldtngl breathed more free-
Iv and h< I'eved the storm had paBsed.
Mosl of the", nrermred to retl-e for
tb<- nlcht Mrs Shaughnessy herself
bid l.-'t 1" r -"wtlchboard iand was
ready for lied when nt 10 o'clock a
huge green *"*:i swept over th" barrier
of earth ""d timber ard filled the
ree-n In whicb fhe stood four tent deep
vr''** water,
K'l'htlni' her wny In pilch darkness
through th* water *-**. the hotel, lho
brave telephone operator .olned her
companions and the five, tiin woman
scantily clad, plunged through the rlB-
lng riood to a boat that had been hauled up alongside the building ready
for Just such an emergency. Taking
advantage or a momentary lull in th"
norm tliey pushed off nnd Hennie
rowel for the lights nt Dixon In the
distance,
Cutaways Seek Safety.
The water continued to rise rapidly
and with buildings swirling from their
foundation* all around them and
crashing InUi the flood, the castaways
rowed desperate.} for high ground
l'"or two hours th" struggle s".Tiled
hopeless. The little boa could make
bul Uttl" headway in tlie breaker!
thai swept the low ground, and al-
thou-h at tlmee it lemed that they
rould almota tou.il the shore at Dixon,
tli" . istaway* were carr) >d seaward
with each Succeeding I ave.
At las*. Hemic thru!) his arm
through t'i ndow or a hair submerged barn as li drlited by an.) hanging
to it by might and main kept tlie
boat in 'ilmi' for two hours until at
2:30 o'clock Mondaj morning Mi
shouts und ' e cries of the women
brought aid and they were rescued.
Dawn revealed tiie compl'-tt-ness of
the del true! ion. Solomon had lien
wined Oft tli" map. Th" water driven
before tii" gale had risen fourteen
feel higher ihan the highest tide ever
known and had carried the hotel and
other building! far up on the tundra.
Bome of the imallef cablna wan
���trended two miles Inland The only
������" aumenta to mark the spot where
So)mon bad stod were tli" pllea that
had composed the breakwater.
Wreckage strewed the plain for
miles. Dalai and I ixei of goods from
tin wrecked store wer" scattered in
every direction. Kven Dixon had had
a "arr .v escape from destruction.
Bmall iilldings had been washed from
their i'u idations and the big warehouse "f the Solomon Itlver railroad
hn . 'i"en picked up and literally turned end "ver end, nn.l, strangest of all.
a thouiand feet of railroad track on
which stood four full sized flat cars,
bid ',,'" 'i picked up bodily bv the waves
and ptii ' up against the big two-Story
arehouse at right angles to **��� right
'���'. way.
Railroad Washed Away.
Mnr" than two miles of the railroad
was wash.-.! away, Mr. Flodin says.
Mr. Flodin la hend of the ,'iodin
Cold .Mining tt- Dredging company,
and wns at bis camp, eight miles up
the Solomon river, when Ihe storm
broke II" arrived at Dixon the Tuesday morning following the abatement
of the flood and there beard the story
rf th" escape of the Hennie party
rrom Solomon and made a trip over
the del*.:ir covered tundra to where
the town once stood.
During the seaaon Mr. Flodln's company operated two tiig dredges in the
Solomon river nnd had a prosperous
season, although on account ot the
drougth that prevailed In northern
Alaska It sustain.d a loss of -0 per
cent, on the gravel handled nn.l wis
prevented from doing any hydraulic
mining
Mr F'odin has been operating
dradgM for five years on the Solomon
river, and spendl his summers in the
mirth.
Henri Rochsfert and Bersnger.
One iiu.is uu Interesting link wltb
tli" past In lhe fact tbat Henri Ho- he-
furl began his literary career ns a po��t
and lu iinii character presented a
poem, together wllb u letter of Introduction, to no less a llt.-iury master
thnn Hpr linger, whose reply, carefully
preserved by (he .lialliiguislied journalist, ts interesting,
"Can It be true." Bernnger wrote,
"Unit you ure only sixteen'.' If 1 bud
written verses so well turned nt Hint
age I should Indeed bnve believed that
u great destiny was iu Store for tne.
Hut then yuu college gentlemen are
brought up, as It were, In forcing
bouses, whereas when I wus sixteen l
baldly knew bow to spell. Heuieinbvr,
then, nil lbe devices employed for the
development of your faculties und do
not bo too uplifted by vanity at tbe
praises of un old rimer, dazzled by your
compliments.11
And the letter concludes wllb a corn-
men.lation to (he young aspirant tu return to Ills studies uud not to challenge serious criticism by premature
publication.-Westntoster Oatette.
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Story of a Dog Who Runs Away
From His Mistress.
i
F0XIE A TRICKY RASCAL
An Enigma Game That Affords In.
struction and Amusement ��� Intelligence of a Japanese Monkey���Items
ef Interest to Children.
You'd think a dog that had a home
As nie tin Foxle's wouldn't roam.
Hut naughty Foxle'i full of play
And thinks it fun to run away.
If he la tied he'll break the string.
Ttie garden wllh his harks will ring.
Ilu Is so pleased thut he la free
lie haa to make a noine, you aee.
To See Threugh Paper.
i A very remarkable experiment wblch
sny one cun repeat wltb very little
, trouble tins been unearthed by a German. Tuke a piece of paper uf ��ucb
' thickness that when It is laid upon a
' piece of printed mutter the characters
Just sbow through, but cannot be read.
: Placing It over a printed sheet Impart
to It a Circular motion to mid fro, and
to your surprise jou will Hnd Hint now
t yuu enn rend lbe print below the pa-
: per. It ls rnther difficult to explain this
peculiar effect The explanation offered Is thnl the paper has thin places
In It. und liy rapidly moving lt over the
print every part of the printed mutter
Is exposed in turn underneath one or
the other of Hie thin places In the paper, and thus the entire print can be
rend However Hint may be, the experiment Is Interesting and very simple, requiring for its performance only
(he simplest menus Imaginable. ���New
Vurk I'ress.
Helping Her Mamma.
The Youngs had dropped In unci.
[ l.-.ll.v upon the Baileys Just ns dinner wns about to lie served. Mother,
wh,. was somen lint disturbed, called
Helen aside and explained that there
would uut be oyatera enough to go
round nnd ndded: "Now. you and 1
will Just have some of the broth. And
please du not make any fuss about It at
table."
I.lttle Helen promised to be good and
sny nothing. Uut when tbe oysters
were served Helen discovered s small
one thut hud heen accidentally ladled
up wllb her broth She could not remember nny Instructions that covered
this contingency, so. ufter studying lbe
aituatlon awhile, she held the oyster
up as blgb as she could on ber spoon
and piped out:
"Mamma, mamma, shouldn't Mrs
Tonne have tbls oyster tooV" ��� New
York Globe.
The children all race afier hlm
Aii',.s the lawn so neat and trim.
If lie can douse out through lhe gate
He'll not come noma till it la late.
Though others may be cross and Bcold
(lne friend he has. this rascal bgld
Mis mistress clasps him to her heart
And nobly takes tha sinner h purl.
She ktiul_y Welcomes him once more
With lldbils from the pantry's store.
He barks hia promise to be'good.
Ax a repentant scapegrace ahould.
KIDNAPPED THE COUNTESS.
I.oniKiiii. Incident In the Life of
Vine, di- Mirumion.
This romantic Incident in the
early hlBtory of Mine, de Mlramlon
Ib related by M. Aline Duroc in Ills
Btudy of Woman In 1'hllanthropy":
"Marie de Hub.-lle, birn In 1629,
was married at sixteen. Before she
fras seventeen she was left a widow.
Her high position, her great estates,
her wealth, ber sweetness, ber lovely
face and manners brought ber many
suitors. But she wub already dlsBat-
, Ished with the life of a mere court
lady and had Bet her heart upon
religion and charity and against the
Idea of a second marriage.
' Hut one of her suitors, Hoger.
|Cont de Husfiy-IUbutin, handsome,
{ popular and rich, was bo far self-de-
celv.d by his vanlly tbat he believed
��� her coldness only assumed perhaps
i to please lier late husband's relatives.
i El was convinced lhat, given the ex-
| cuse of apparent force, Bbe would
frlllingly marry him, and be readily
1 persuaded tr* gay friends at court to
share his belief and loin blm in tbe
dashing adventure of carrying off a
lady.
"On her way to church tbe young
widow's carriage was surrounded by
masked horsemen, who, putting the
counteBS' old mother-in-law out upon
the road, pave their orders to tbe
driver and escorted the coach at full
speed Into tbe country. At nightfall
it stopped before a chateau, wbere
200 more of the count's friends were
In waiting to receiv. the abducted
lady wltb festive honors. To their
amazement and discomfiture, ehe utterly refused to leave the carriage.
' Only upon receiving the solemn
I oath of one among tbe gentlemen
I who belonged to a noble order that
j eUc should ">e restored the next day
ii bono.- and *rfety to her friends.
' should sha still desire to go. would
; Bhe consent to descend. Even then,
i that tbere might be no question of
her repudiation of ber abductor'B
; plot, she refused to touch rood be-
| nealh hiB roo*. She bad fisted for
! thirty-three hours before. As all his
urgency railed berore ber firmness
she was finally eleased.
"Although Mme. de Miramion's
behavior was reluctantly admired,
tbe spirit ol the times was such tbat
the abductor not only went unpunished, but recel-ed general sympathy.
" 'Poor Hoger'.' one great lady re-
! marked. 'To luve wasted bo fine an
; efort, and she did not even appre-
: elate the compliment! Is the woman's
beart, then, of cheese?' "
APPRECIATED BY TOURISTS.
But '*>�� Know Hie Origin of Handy
Utile itc! "Baedeker."
Almost every traveler ,.i Europe
has often had occasion to appreciate
Baedeker, but few are those wbo
know the origin of theBe extremely
bandy little red books.
The Baedeker family have been devoted to looks and book-selling for
nearly 300 years, lt was the Bight of
Murray's handbooks that fired Karl
Baedeiir. SO years ago with the ambition of provldicc a similar series
for IiIb countrymen. He had been an
e- rgetlc travel..' himself through
western Europe, and he had already
publlBhe' and Improved Kiel"'.
Quids to the Khlne. The next volumes ln tbe series���Belgium and Holland, (Jermany, Austria and Switzerland���were Issued from Coblentz, and
It was not till later that tbe firm re-
moied to their present enormous
(AUS WAGES PAID
MOSI DfSGRACDUL
Labor Comnusafan Hands Oat Sc*tt>-
iig Rebuke to Victoria Stare
Manager.
Victoria, Oet Sn.Kvid��-r��ce -gjien by
V>*. II. C'hriatianaon. manager of thr
Woolworth Ten-Cent Btore, oa -Government street as to tbe waxes paid, and
the accommodation provided for tb.*
girls empioyed at this store, whicb
was heard before tbe tabor oosamisi-
sion, brought forth a scathing nhxtker
headquarters at Leipslc. But they left or tfle eondjtfans ftoni Csnu-ctasfearr
Karl Baedeker's remains behind, and
cany a grateful traveler vlalting Co- �����'neii ic.
blent! has taken his bat off at the "At leant twe member* at Ode erai-
llttle grave. mission bave been ncn Bain-ted sit-i
When Karl Baedeker died ln 1859 conditions in these stares," said Mr.
be left three Bons to carry on the McKelvie, "and I think we both agree
that yonr* Is file most diM-gta-fefnl corporation we have ever heard t��t. Th-w
Idea of paying such wages as yon d��
Is simply disgraceful fa a province-
like this. The Hudson's Bay ixrarpanr.
in Vancouver, Is paying twice as aaurts
as you do, and the managi
mitted that the wages were i
Mr. Chrlstianson admitted that thn
minimum wage was $4.50 per week Ior
inexperienced girls of fifteen -years at
age. He said that ft-wjo-ently asw
months elapsed before an advance wss
given. Some of the girls, bo saixt.
earned as high ag 16 a week, the highest rate paid by the company leitxt*.
tl, which was onfy given In a few
cases. He said he did not think that
any girl could fire on the wages paid.
but that it was all their inexperience
warranted.
To Penalize Interdicts.
Thit the "nterdirts" who are Maefe-
listed in the saloons shonld he penal-
tc-ntous part In ber history. On May \zr,r\ for attempting to obtain Vq-aor-im
1 '. 15-.4, the Rue de la Kerronnerie a Rai00n. and should be hefd at least
was enlarged by order of Henri II., equally culpable wfth the owner and
and four times lourteen years later ,he bartender from whom the liquor
Henri IV. was assassinated there by;wag purchaged. was the proposal mar
Kavalllac���namely, on May 14, 1610. fonvard bv William M. Tyson and
Henri had lived lour times fourteen :Ge(!rge Caln of ,he T���teniatJo__-_l Hsr-
years, fourteen weeks and four times tendeM. -,nton at u,,. afteniooo ��_���_��-
fourteen days���I.e., ���fifly-si! years and ! sion
"There are today 118 tnterfictH*" fn
Victoria, and It Is impossible for the
bartenders to know tbem all fey sfgfrC
said Mr. C'afn, who to secretary at the
work, and the series of guides had almost crowded out tbe reBt of their
publishing business. Tbe youngest if
these three I 'others, Fritz Baedeker,
ls now bead of tbe firm, and bas
trained another generation wltb a
view to their Improving the efficiency
of the series.
Hls sons bave set themselves to
master most of the European tongues
and the polity of most of tbe chief
powers. Hans bas studied archaeology in Home and Alpine lore in
Switzerland, while Ernst haB Joined
him In ttudyln'. in London, Edinburgh and other leading capitals, and
both have qualified in other important
respects for helping to bring tbe
guides to perfection.
The Number Fourteen In !��� ran. e.
So far ��*_ France is concerned. It
ls tbe number lourteen that has play-1
ed a conspicuous and generally por-
five months. Tben Henri' Bon, Louis
Kill., died May 14, 1643, (tbe same
day and month as hiB father). And
1643 added together equals fourteen,
just as J5f>3 (the year of tbe birth ot'**'" ���'''���.) *'"��� J**".? .
Henri -V.) equals fourteen. Louis ?'��^"'��J- ^^ *
. XIV. ascended the throne 1643, which lf an- lntp^i�� obtains liquor,
makes tbe end ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
actually feeling similarly the year of bis death (1715)
comfortably to | equals.
_____________________________________________ ��� rute
,..>, ������*���*-���* ,Baie becomes known to the aathorftfes.
added together equals fourteen ana thp prorletor of y^ ���!������, fe fjaetf-
and the. bartender uiualy loses hls :
sillon."
An En.jms.
The players sbould be provided with
paper and pencil. Then tbe leader!
' Chooses a loug word, which be dues nut
1 tell the others. Suppose, for example,
be chouses Ichthyosaurus, lie uum-
liers on bis own paper each letter of
; the word 1 is No. 1, c Is No. '-. b Is
1 No. 3. und so ou through the word.
Then the leader nays to the players;
j "I am a wurd of thirteen letters My
; 2-3-0-1-11 Is something to sit on." and
| the players write the numbers dowu
and try lo think of u word of five let-
I tera tbat menus u wat. Then rac lead-
How It Feels To Freese.
Freezing to death Is preceded by
drowsiness, which
painless, the holy
warm and going ^^^^^^^^^^
sleep. Experiments bave been made ;
with animals to show just how
freezing to desth proceedB. ln one
of these experiments, In which the
animal was placed In a temperature
of from 125 to 150 below zero, tbe | �������e.,5" ?���.,*" =
breathing and beart beats were at "'" "" "****��� *
first quickened, the organic beat of *l w,��ri"_' . _ .,_-_...
| the body actually rising above nor- foolish dream of the younger life and,work for their successors in office to
' mal, which is 98.6 degrees Fahren-1 ���*> t0 be, disciplined Into a large vis-i perform. At a meeting of the hoar*
i belt. ThlB Bbowed a sudden and in-J Ion, made more sure by adversity; to the question of renewing the HgVaar
be delayed for a. st ot a lifetime and I contract or entering Into a new **-*>
The Business ot Life.
Tbls Is tbe task appointed: To,NEW LIGHTING CONTRACT
hold tbe vision of a final arrival at I NEEDED FOR CHILLIWACIC
i to main-
tain undiminished a sense of person-j Chilliwack. Oct SO.���The council at
al worthiness; to be defeated in each 1913 have decided to leave a little
hich is 98.6 degrees Fahren-
____.____.ThlB Bbowed a sudden and In-
tense effort on the part ot the tunc-, - j^neve in the strength of the was shirked for the time being. Thse
^^^^ tbe body s tern-. f,������������ ^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^���^^^^
Try This Dessert.
j Tnke two .boxes of rusplierrlea nnd
! pick them over, reserving the best to
1 serve whole, kh>-h the Woman's World , ._���_,_ _ * ., . .___ ��� ���> <��� , �� ._
I Magazine. Wbat remain, mash and I ��r ***** "*�� ^ ** "* blmval torm
strain through n cheesecloth nnd place
tbl* Jtlice In ii granite pan to come to
the boiling point After adding hslf a
pint of sugar, measure, and If it lacks
being n cupful add hot water to make
up the hick Tut tbe cupful of Juice
| of 'your.'" And the playera try lo
| guess -what tbut word Is. The leader
! goes on to say, "My 8-7 Is the correia-
! tlve of 'as.'" Aud tbe players Imme-
Possessing exquisite freshness and a
fullness of flavor not found in other teas
H
SALADA"
CEYLON TEA-"Pure and Clean to a Leaf"
BLACK, MIXED OR I Sealed P��cketo Only
NATURAL GREEN > Beware of Imitation* ��
diately put s aud ��� iu their proper | colle
places tn tbe larger word. The leadet
then describes 1- 13 as a plural personal pronoun aud says MJ-l." <�� tlw
same us 12-13. Then ke Iiiih gives
nieuulugs to words that coiuprl-* aU
the letter* in Ichthyosaurus, stat lie
���says. "My whole Ih �� pi-ehtHtwrlc -reptile." Tbe one wbo first duds out that
tbe wurd is ichthyosaurus hi tee win-
t'jns to preserve me ouu> �� wu��- ���bu-aan gp|r(l t0 surmount pain, out- lighting contract with the B. C. K. R-
permture. Then violent heart action , ��� gln and ie.ett malice and envy; company, entered into five years ago.
gave out suddenly and death came ^Ueve in the grad al but all con- expires on November 30 of this year.
wben tbe temperature of the; oooy ��� rjng pQwer of good will; to be sad- Either a renewm! of this agreement
dropped to 71 degrees Fahrenheit. deI_ea> but not embittered; to be beat- win necessarily T_a��e to tm ******* ar
��� " 1 en but not connusrad. Tuat la the' an entirely new aaa entered *-**._**.
Wanted AnotWe Vlcttm. 1 ,urn business ret before ns. \ thirty-day notice ffflls ********> ���*
3ne day during the reign of terror
en r gent of Foum��ter Tiny tlle came
?o tb3 Luiembourg wtth a list of vie-1
tims. drawn up by the accusateur,
wblcb contained eighteen names. He
ted seventeen
v- of these unfortunates, but could not find tbe eighteenth. A suspect waa passing by,
and tbe agent asked bis name. Tbe
prisoner declined te give it, and the
agent st once turn-Jed him over to tbe
gendarmes. Nest day tbe man was
guillotined. Another day an agent
summoned a prisoner of fifty, but tbe
man did not answer to his name, and
lad of seventeen who was playing
at, and selves the pr.se. It is fcerte'r \ at 1����Jj^��*Sffi!' "* ^
for the leader w bare tbe weed all ar- i ciergerie ana pet to deatn.
ranged beforehand se ss
1
ued lusrrr.niiT cuowv
iruitiiliui* tuhles|H��iiifulH of cornstarch
I wet ill two tublexpoonfuli of cold
I wuter, add one cupful of sugar and
| stir until It looks trnnHparent; tlien
| add one level tnblex|KKinful of butter
and tbe Juice of oue-hnlf lemon and
i fold In the stiffly benten whites of
tour eggs: turn tbe mixture Into <-ur��
or fancy molds and set in a ptaee
where It wlll become cold. When ���wrv-
Ing place on n rold dish and fill the
renter of tbe crown and tbe base with
the fruit thnt has Ikh.ii reserved. Pan*
sweet cream wltb thla dish.
THE DOMINION BANK
-. ���_ MiauttNT W. 0 SATTMIWS. VWI-e��tSUJIHV.
lm IDMUNU n OSLSM, Se. WttSmiH**... *��� *
C, A. BOGERT, General Manager.
Banking Business In Foreign Lands
1<-..lines! Housss, Corporations. Grain, Stock and Provision
Dealer! wlll find the lacllltlei ol The Dominion Bank adequate lor
��il totelgn linancial dealings. ,
With a Brsnch In London, Enflsnd, snd correspondents tn all
parts cl ihe world, tranascttons are speedily eflected on most
lavorable terms. Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Drafts and
Letters ol Credit Issued. Advances msde on shipments, both
export and Import. Collections promptly made and remitted lor.
NtW WEtTMIN��TM BRANCH ! a H. MATHEWSON, MsiMgtr.
The Bank of Vancouver
', " ��� ""i.
HEAD OFFICII VANCOUVER. B.C.
Branchea Throughout tha Province ef Britiah Columbia.
Savings Department at all Branches Deposits of One Dollar and
npwarda received and Intereat at tba highest currant rata paid or
credited halt yearly. 4
A OINBRAL BANKING BUBINBM TRANSACTED.
Drafta and Travellers' Cheque* told, payabl* In all part* of th*
world.
CHAB. O. MNNOCK, Oeneral Manager.
New Weetmlneter Branch) A. W. BLACK, Manager.
Sleeves Do Net Match.
Tbe pegtop mantles started the
vogue, for tt was found thnt the full
ness uf the material necessary almut
I bo shoulders could produce the
sleeves and afterward be narrowed
down to make the tapering silhouette.
Numbers of tbe new dsnee frocks
sre given an Individualistic touch by
sleeves whicb do not match. A model
nf much distinction was seen developed In blush pink cbarnietme. with a
limp corsage of the same colored nious
���isllne de sole draped over lace.
The skirt was knotted on one side
and was draped ovc.- a* Ivory lace
dmninted petticoat, threaded with gold
m match tbe lac* of tb* corsage the
ttla��(ls.
to cause
delny. Kor younger cMMrea easier
words should 1st chosen.
Intelligence ef ispsnsa* Mssksy.
A man wending (im wuy <i|< u worm-
tain side In Japan sat dows t�� rest.
He was surprised by the apprssoh of
a young monkey, which. Iitiatntd .if
Kbwwiug feur. mme to him nad begun
ts pluck at Mh garments. The e-tftM-s-
slua of solicliiide <m the animal's fa.*
Indicated something onuHUal Th*
wayfarer anise and followed the monkey to tbe valley Iwlow. Su<hi ite
came upon the exciting scene of a tt*t-
tlefield. with hundred* of monkeys ea-
gngtnl In u fierce encounter with a dig
Mack bear The simians were neahitig
in and assaulting hruln on all ********
and every now and tbea the hear sa*.
.-ceded In laying "ne low. The man
'-oiinud some thirty monkeys lying
dead. Cpon returning wltli companion* bearing mins tlie trat report from
the rifle eauxed bruin and all the monkeys to tak* fright and disappear lut*
tbe foreat
Custer*
Concerning custard, or "eostad." ai
it was formerly called. H wns s com
mon Joke at civic fensta In Kngji
Uie olilen Ume to \iltua *s*0k**���*Ot*��
.istard lu the ini(i.iip%.#M#Ftnbie. into
vhleh at Ri.uie jjMirorUie proceedings
ibe ehiwn *n*ttie.'li%y Jumped Hen
leiiMin "#������* (he term "custard (enp
lark'* of oue who -in toll ot a shertt ���
dinner" t....k "bla a I main leap Into a
custard" to "make my lady mayoress
and her sisters laugb all their hood!
wat tbelr shoulders."
Wanted H�� Jealousy.
Uttl* Lola had received a doll aod ���
kitten a-*onR bet Wrthday presents.
Wblcb do i
at yow dulir i
Lola went I
���other's
aMuedqpll
Hk* bMt, four ktttM
Md ber mother. ,
���nd whlnpered In ****\,
Ilk* Mil* btrt.BE!''
t,."-Cbtc��BQ MfEf
Raw Meat Catlng.
In Italy lhe devouring ot raw
meat In restaurants is now so common aa to be ��� to women, at any
rate,���a public annoyance. The waiter brings the slab of beefsteak and
exhibiu It to Uw eyes of tbe man
about to lunch, wbo watches tbe
I -ocess of cutting and of sprinkling
wtth a little oil and vinegar. Over
the dlsb la thea -poured a raw egg.
And It any traveler baa too good an
appetite be can gaencb It by tbe spectacle of the preparation and consumption of that tnnbi-.il.
A DUfeten-e Sa Opinion.
A man who bad alwaya lived tn tb*
same town had a vlalt from a former
resident and was thawing him around
tbe place. They vielted all tbe principal placea of Utaowt. .
"Well," aald tha dormer resident
sarcastically, "the Ume waa when I
could nave bought thla whole blamed
town atte tor a couple af hundred dollars; but, believe me. I didn't think
It waa worth It."
"Indeed!" replied tha other man.
"It wouldn't bave been It you bad
bought 11."
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Icotnpany. which will
Pickpockets and Letter Boxes. (tract on until December SE. a date-
When detectives are trying to find ;with!n two weeks of the expiring terwr
the meeting place of pickpocketa that,of olllce or the preaent mayor an*
are working in a neighborhood they i aldermen. The B. C. Electric In ana-
often ask the letter carriers to help'ious for a new contract, one oa the-
them. Tbe postman can tell tbem in' ten-year basts being preferable to*-
what mail boxes he finds tbe most them. The manager of the -oranpanj
empty pocketbooks. 'has submitted a conpte of ms**tm**Stm***%.
After a tnicf nas picked a man's but the members of tbe board air-
pocket be wants to get rid of tb.. loath to touch either and would rath-
empty purse as soon aa be can, and er eee the board of ISI* have It- nn-
what rould bc easier th<>n to drop the der consideration than ttat Uiey.
looted wall.-t In a mail box? Tben it sbcn'd b�� hampered with Be worry ot
won't be found on blm and nobody a crftfeal question on the eve of am
caa say he saw him throw It away, e'ectfon In the meantime the nts
After every big convention tbe leiter j en*. lights will be expected to dteper'
carriers find many etrpty pocketbooks,the gloom of the inky i
to the boxes.
---aassssssssl
HEAVY YIELDS OF BOTH
WHEAT ANO BUUM.EY.
Haiti's Legion of Honor.
tt is not generally known that tho
famous order of tbe Legion of Honor
was adopted at Haiti In 1849. Wben
Lacombe. Oct. SE.-- Threshing is SF
most completed and the ******* turns
^B About Birds.
A ehtckea or a partridge a dav aftet
It Is batched win nm about ai 1 pt<*
up seeds, separating them fro
gravel among which they Ile, wbl
the young af tbe tree birds remain
ten a month In the neat, receiving wtt
������ut discrimination wbat la jliven '
tbelr parenta.
A CnrleW two ik*m*xt**xt**xtm**x*xtm**xt**xtmm
with, aiubla ts-ftrnWawak* aad *Mf
inont r^MdTmake bis way tn tb*
wam^**i**r*1l*f tbe burn owl whicb has
led the compurntjte old ag* ��t a
month, though tt
thing of tb* arilou-a,
pect of the bird of
*idl�� puttied ui -(
..light t�� put; rat B
posses* tonio-
knd knowtat aa-
dom. seWM tdll
which Am -*
When ���"
[T4*^
PNservtng Leather Utfeototoiy-
To iBPtov* and at* tb* !����� f��
leather E��bol*tw ��dlHHEBttnEb.
lng. ��*��� *** ***��� *��� *�����* tl*****�� *5?
����� *t\tolled ��lt***d oll. APBlT �� b
s matt n* tbw poltab with a aUk
iW*t iTplotrot^bShioM. Do this
viMkly. '��� .
He Oat Pleat j.
*Tr��f 4��-Wb*w! BMtor��tt
t. v. loun I lood lor tbEEgbt l*4gr
d, amtUc e inert artW* tbUJ����%��gP'
Low* o >a*d��*r-Foodt I abonld toy
a ta8%�� " n***t ********* m
bit #i>^^^H^| '
Soalouque became emperor under the, 4^*?^ itfto-^to altooat sr7-7y
name of Fauatln 1. be instituted an th view of wheat aaa. barter is a
order In imitation of that which hadithe neia orwneat wm* ""*** "?_���
been established by Napoleon In 1802.
Statues, ribbons and Insignia war*
precisely identical, and since tbe
sovereign of Haiti distributed his honors to all and sundry with lavlsb
naad the French Oovernment waa
considerably embarrassed. Tb* death
of Soulouque ended tbe dlflkulty.
Didn't Know Hla.
A drill sergeant wa* drilling tb*
recruit aquad tn the uae ot tb* rlEe.
Everything went smoothly nntll
blank cartridge* www tfftrributed.
Tb* racmiu war* instructed to load
tbelr piece* aad aland at tbt
"ready." and tben tb* lergeaat gart
the command: |M*_Mi_i|W*i_H
"Flre at will!" U,,,, gSwndw
t-ISil*^*^*W**pttUl*4- H*\***y������ ******* -
>0^lebb,oneUr.WtUr.b.Mbed. b^^^S
���-���������-��� combe'a record yWd ar
Not ��� GoatostloMlst. Ured and thirtrtwo
A man eomplaiaed to bit doctor to.|Th��yaat>y to ataaat
****,
er than war anticipated. Aa Waft am
fifty-five bust** ET w����t aad atatr
of barley to thamesma
the average quaKty
ever known before.
has done the.fr-_rt.ai_d It la to i
degree' due to the large W&W******* **
thli variety.*awa tbo* tba y-f��W.��g**
quality ara:ao ExtWhctarr- TV* *t***\~-**<*
experience wflE eaaaa the lai mi in to '
aaw more wheat wart yaar, ���^***-
tt the flrat variety ttat h*�� ft
be exactly aulted b�� tka 1
tude. the new *
ttm Jrarqnts, 1
expected, b-to t
pofntmoat It
cenUy thr* ***rr Mtb* ma beat fat-
ward all-fbtly ^ad b*M o��t bis arm
I crlaontally, witvlnf tbera around if
">aiw nal
to bit left ikHMwbMt.
a imall eircl*, b_t fait.��. tbarp
"W*U," taor Eoctor. "wb}
tb* Eltktat d* yow waat to ttt .**������
a *oot*rtton aftr-.
"How alt* Is a aaa to pat Ma *****
eoali *hk EoHorf - -. .*��� ��� iV
���
wool* at.tlmttm
VAIN SEARCH
Uman re**Mble as
Ithera btaWull.
read of a Walking
> "presMtal *��*m
'***)���
Suffoeatod
rd, Bask.. Ort. Jl.-r-
aged *m**n a*t
ht w*r* *at_ocat*d
ftt here. The m
������ ohU,.
jMitly a��f
to the clty.fi
���
1
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I
(EIGHT.
THE NEW WESTMINSTER NEWS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1(13.
{
HOT OFTEN ADVERTISED���
AT LEAST BY US.
Potato Flour, pkg 1Sc-
' ' Fine for cakes, puddings otc.
Whole. Wheat Meal. J*K .--30c.
Health I'.iod.
.toman Meal. pk��- ��� -: 3Dc-
Health Kuod
.K-il��ton's Health Hran, pkg.25c.
All three recojarouniicd bj
ttoctor.
Finest ISnglwh Marrowfat
PesH. 2 pkgs 2Sc-
H you object t.i canned -goods,.'
�����e -.voul-i *sn_3teat Ukihc:
IHil IMckles, large tin 25c,
Lib-bar's Mince m.at, Ib 20e.
Ctoned Crab, tin 25c.
(-anned Scallops, tin 35e.
Oaawtfl flams, *i tins 25e.
Model Grocery
MATHESON & JACOBSON.
308 Sixth St. Phone 1001-2.
Burnaby Branch:
2nd St. and 15th Ave.
Saturday Evenings
7 to 9.
from
ittCav��-fcwWfle-tave
Greater Westminsterff!0 ��� !
104TH REGIMENT
Tam O' Shanter.
���The Burnaby Burns club will meet
thjK ovening in <ii�� Alta Vista school
to discuss "Tam 0' Shanter."
Ver plumbing, beating and sheet
nirlal work consult Merrlthew & Ham-
say, Eighlh and Carnarvon streets.
��pne 586. (2148)
Hallowe'en Social,
;The Kast. Hurnaby Auxiliary of the.
Icnyul Victorian Order of Nurses will
hnl'd their Hallowe'en social In More-
ipti hall, Kdmonds this evening.
'f Masque Dance.
a A Hallowe'en masque dance was
ield in Johnston's hall, Bapperton last
���^vaoiing.
Becoming Reality.
That proposed campaign of the Pro-1
gressive association Is fast becoming
a reality. Yesterday afiernoon the!
committee detailed to assign the i
names of men whose fees are in ar-!
rears to the member collectors met.
By nexl Tuesday lhe scheme will be j
ready lo launch.
Col. Roy of Victoria, District Officer
. .Commanding, Wlll Be at Armorlee
This Evening.
Millinery special, Friday and Saturday. Handsomely trimmed plush and
velvet hats, really worth $10 to il*.
for $7.50. Mrs. Agret, 59 Sixth str��n
(2331)
Judging Competition!.
'The Thistle social club will hold a
Hallowe'en dance In St. George's hall
this evening, a judging competition
oft the pumpkin lanterns will take
place aboul 10 o'clock.
Edmonds Club.
The annual meeting of the Kdmonds
club will he held in Ihe Kdmonds Development block on Thursday evening.
Nov. 8.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew*
church will hold their annual Scot-.ii
.supper and concert on Thursday. November G. Don't n.iss it. I_
Money to loan on tlrst mortgngea.
improved citv and farm propertv
3 per cent. Alfred \V. Mcl.eod. (2159)
Port Woody Mayoralty.
John H. McNeice of Port Moody, Ins
announced his candidature for the
mayoralty of his city at the elections
to be held In January. It. Thurston,
of Thurston & Flavelle is among those jof the 104th in th.
suggested as possibilities for the snme int the armories ut
Col. Hoy of Victoria, tlie district officer commanding, will inspect A. and
11. companies of the 104th regiment
hero at 8 o'clock tonight; on Saturday
morning he will Inspect D, and E. companies at Chilliwack, C. company ut
Cloverdale In Ihe afternoon, and will)
return to New Westminster at night.
Companies A. and 11. with the staff!
Ity are to muster
Sixth street and1
il.
position. Mr. McNeice states that he*Queen's avenue shortly before S;
hns been assured of the support of a o'clock. The II. O. C. ls accompanied J'
large number of the ratepayers should Iby Capt. Kaulkes, paymaster of the
he run. P. D. Hoe, the present mayor, j district also of Victoria, and by the
intends making an extended visit to gtaff,
tho old country next year and on that Semi-weekly rt -il 1 has been held forji
account will be unable to stand for re- gome months nov and men are being,
election. I enlisted every week, at the last drill:
��� | eight recruits were signed on. One nf
Municipal Employment Bureau.��� the most valuable addition! to the lo- \
People desiring help "f any descrln cal detachment is II. Jennlnga, who,
'ion can be supplied al short notice b'* !hns been attached to the staffs nf not-!
applying to the oltloe. City Hall. Clark- ed commanders of Imperial forces ln:
son street entrance. Phone 852. (2306) several campaigns and who is acting
las orderly room sergeant.
The bugle band here under Drum
Sergeant l.e-slle is Increasing in num-!
hers and efficiency and now ,12 buglers, drummers and flfers are In attendance at the band practices. The
regimental band at Chilliwack is also
Improving and will be inspected on
Saturday.
MONEY TO
PURCHASE
AGREEMENTS
FOR SALE
Call at our office with your
agreements and
let us quote you.
Dominion Trust
Company.
llie Perpetual Trustee.
.'���aid tfp Capital and
Surplus t 2.800.000
Anseta 4,973,!*83.��I3
Trusteeships Under
Administration over 6,090,000
Trustee for Bondholders over 25,000,000
C. S. KEITH, Manager.
Offices ��� Vancouver. Victoria,
New Westminster, Nanaimo,
Calgary, Regina, Winnipeg,
.Montreal, Charlottetown, Ixin-
don, Eng.; Antwerp, Belgium.
New Westminster
Branch.
606 Columbia Street.
Open
Proud of Dump.
Out of town people who have during
the last few weeks Inspected the city
dump at the lower end of the city say-
it is the best kept and most sanitary
in Hritish Columbia. Health Inspector Pearce is proud of it. and justly so.
For all building supplies and fuel
oil apply to the B. C. Transport Co..
Ltd., 505 Westminster Trust building.
Office phone 8.6, wharf phone 880.
(2168)
Out on Strike.
The electric arc lamp at Carnarvon
and McKenzie streets has gone out on
strike. Several times this week it has
hid its light under a bushel but, last
nicht It went out and didn't come b��ck
all night. Consequently the street intersection was in darkness.
Port Moody Depot.
Por! Moody may also have Its station soon. Rumor says that there
is a movement on foot to petition the
���luncll to request the removal of the
depot frcm its present, location at the
extreme western end to the settled portion of tho town to Queen's street.
The latter point is considered more
centrally located by some and the objection the C. P. R. entertained to the
establishment of the station there before, viz.. that the grade at Queen's
street was toosteep. has now heen removed by the completion of the new
cut from Port Coqultlam. The tracks
and Queen's street are nnw practically
level.
A home run with
"Saturday Special"
every lime.
a box of Hi'.i
will win for v >
(2317
Shingle Mill Burns.
Fire was discovered in tlio Royal
Oak shingle mill owned by Messrs.
G. E, Fleming and Yeomans. shortly-
after midnight yesterday, which destroyed thc entire plant. The plant
was valued at $1000 and it is stated
was not covered by Insurance. The
chief los-. is the destroying of about
40,000 shingles.
Water Rates.���Oonsumers of water
not using meters are reminded that in
order to save the rebate on the last
three monthj of the year, nayment
must be made on or before 5 p.m. Frl-
day (this week), 31st inst., at the City
Hall. (2816)
Insure with Alfred W. Mcl.eod. the
insurance man. All kinds written.
Hundreds of millions to pay losses.
(-150,
80 Per Cent of Threshing Dene.
Prince Albert. Oct. 30.���Reports re-!
ceived in the city during the nast few-
days Indicate that between "5 and 80 :
ner cent of the threshing In the dis- ,
trlct has been completed. Occasional
spells of inclement weather have not j
interfered with operations materially. ]
McAllisters Limited
LADIES!
Don't fail to visit the demonstration ofthe
Utility House Dresses in Our Store Windows
and Store on Friday and Saturday.
The lady will demonstrate in our show windows
during Friday and Saturday the complete reform of
the house dress now as a garment of Beauty, Utility,
and Comfort. We have a complete stock now to
supply your requirements in many pretty colors and
materials.
Priced from $1.75 to $3.00
W. W. Foster a Candidate.
Victoria, Oct. 'in.- -In response to!
urgent invitations from the Conserva-1
Uvea associc.ioni, of the district nnd
'be caru.st solicitation of many per-1
icnal friends. W, W. Foster, deputy
- - .minister of public works, has agreed;
Proposed Steel Bridge. td the submission of his name as Con-;
Everything appears settled in con- [aenrstlve candidate Rt the coming coo-!
nection with the proposed steel bridge jvention of the Islands electoral dls-||
crossing the North road operations ofltrict. The step Involves his imrncdi-i
the (Ireat Northern railway company,
which matter came up before the Dominion railway commissioners at a
sitting in Vancouver last Monday. Aid.
Dodd and the engineers of Coquitlam,
Burnaby and New Westminster to-
nte retirement from the executive office he now holds.
Auto Manufacturer Assigns.
Cleveland. O., OC. 30.���L, E. Ewlng,
automobile manufacturer, filed a vol-
gether with Mr. Kerr, engineer foreman petition in bankruptcy in the
the commission and a G. N. R. engi-j federal court late today, giving lla-l
neer, visited the scene of the excava- Ibilities of $540,510 and assets of $400.
tion operations this week when the l.V large portion of the liabilities are '���
whole scheme was thoroughly discuss-, the result of the guaranty of bond;
ed at every angle. Mr. Kerr made a ' furnished for the New York Mail com- |
minute inspection Of the alleged en- ���pany to the federal government for
croachraent on thc North road by thej to Insure the delivery of mails in New-
It will appeal to you as it lias to
thousands of women who will accept
no other. We have a good range of
very choice materials and patterns.
It is typically a Utility garment as It
is practical for every kind of service
a house dress, negligee or apron.
Also a slip-on over other garments.
It is shown in a wide variety of materials such as crepes, pllsaes, silks,
Challis, voiles, lawns and fancy flannelettes, In a good range or styles at
interesting prices.
i.et us demonstrate the many features of this pattented garment. You
will like it.
Six Recruits.
Six recruits were sworn in for the
Burnaby troop of the B. C. Horse at
a meeting held in the Burnaby public
hall last evening when officers of the
regiment were present to explain the
objects and requirements to become a
member. About 40 were present Major Crehan ond Lieut. O. Schofield addressed the meeting.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Stephen's]
church intend holding their Christmas
sale of work on November 28 at St.
Stephen's church. (2313)
railway company and will hand down
a report to his superiors before that
hrrin meets again in Vancouver this
winter.
���octal ana Persona]
York City.
THOUSANDS OF
WOMEN
ai" demanding the "UTILITY" garments because of their simplicity of
adjustment, their cleverness of style
and the very attractive designs used.
Only two buttons required to put
the garment In readlnesa. No under
garments are visible as In the case of
the old kimono.
When one side is slightly soiled lt
can be reversed with the clean side
on top-
Aii these desirable features are lo
he had at prices no higher Ihan you
are in tho habit of paying.
Become a wearer of the "UTILITY"
and you will become enthusiastic In
Us praises. Sec our big display.
Central Park Improvements.
Work has commenced on the long
projected Improvamenta lo the entrance to Centra] l'ark in connection
with the B. C. E, II. Early this year
an agreement was reached between
the park commissioners and the rallwav company whereby the latter concern in return for a strip of land,
were lo erect a handsome gateway, a
terraced embankment and tiie liclit*
ing of the entrance. A gang of men
have been started Bt work which will
he carried to completion this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Kew. of Salmon Arm,
are staying at the Windso'.
Thomas l'eters, of Pitt Lake, has
taken up his residence at the Windsor.
Alderman J. A. Clarke of Port Moody
who has not been in the best of
health lately, has announced his retirement from the civic politics of
Port Moody at the end of this year.
J. II. Draney of Dranejr __ All, has
bee.i for some time on business up
th" coast In the vicinity of I'rlnce Ilu-,
pert.
Slow Progress.
���r. S. Rogers, manager of the (ana- Washington, Oct. 80.���The proposed
dlan Western I.umber company, left government controlled central bank
yesterday for New York. Mrs. Rogers'plan prevented progress again today
accompanied her husband. [in the senate committee's considera
tion of the administration currency
Euqenic Marriages.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 30. ���A plea j
for eugenic marriages by Governor
Simeon B. Baldwin, of Connecticut,
and an address i by. Kev. Newell tl
[.wight Hillis, of Brooklyn, N. Y��� on
the new social obligalluis for tiie
church brought io. an end tonight the
fifteenth triennial council of the Con-
.regatloual churches in the l'nited
Slat' ib,
Deny Report of Engagement.
Louden, Oct. Su.-The report current on the continent and published In
America, of the betrothal of tho
l'rinee of Wales and the Grand Ouch-
ess Tatiana, second daughter of the
I Russian emperor, was today officially
| denied as a pure invention.
On Sale in Our New Ladies' Ready-to-
Wear Department on the First Floor
McAllisters Limited
NEW WESTMINSTER
S
Mrt.
���ami Mi
UJAJxJxX, A.K.O.M.
4EMBERB OT THE INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS.
- -| t�� VtaM-taste. Violin. Sing*
���t-xtu Voton \**nM*s*Bttt*m. Theory (in
��� Isnn nr privately). Harmony. Counter
Artiifi". Musical Form and History.
Pupils prepared for thn exainiua
tUrna of the. Abikh'i;.!.-�� il.aid df the
Royal Academy ot Mutic and Royal
��� <4lcge of Music. Also. ProfeasiojkJ
'. lipVimae, Teacher or Performer.
For forms, etc., apply bl Oufferin
**str*act. Photie 411 ll. <_157l
Kred Davis will sell by public, auction (absolutely without reserve, under instructions from li. B. Milne. Ill*"
assignee) three automobiles, machinery, office furniture, safe and effects
on the premises of the Weatmlnster
Oarage Co., corner of Sixth street nnd
Carnarvon strcit. New Westminster
on Friday, October 81, 1813, nt 2:30
p.m. sharp. Pull particulars of sale
can be obtained at the Westminster
Auction ll.iusi'. Kln-ss hotel hlock- Columbia street. New Westminster.
Kverything wlll he on
ot sale.
At the Russell hoiel among those
who registered yesterday were P. A.
Macfarlane, St Catharines: J. Graham. Toronto, and t). Mcintosh, Chilliwack.
A. N. Mackay of Chilliwack. was in j
,V*?w Westminster yesterday to meet '
his wife who arrived from the old i
country.
A well attended meeting of the Wo- i
I man's Ed DCS tional rliili was held at
the home of Mrs. T. K l'earson. 715 |
Royal avemm yesterday afternoon,
|when ihe- hostess gave an Interesting
address on sightseeing abroad, illus- \
tr.'itinc her points with many curios!
collected during her five visits tn;
European mumi-ics. OIIit sneakers '
were Mrs. I'. R Cordon of Edmonds, ���
and Mrs C. Wataon and Miss Drew.
Afternoon tea w* served, Mrs. J. Ilr,*-
��m and M--s .1 W. Rogers pouring tea
'���listed hy Mrs. O. B, Cordon. Miss
Drew und Miss Helena CrnVe. Miss
Minerva Smith rendere'd two selections on Ihe piano.
bill. After an all day dlscussino of
the number of regional banks to be
created .o administer the proposed
new system, the committee adjourned
wll hout taking a vote on a single proposition.
WINTER SET IN.
Edmonton, Oct 30.���From messages
received from points In the Peace
river country, it can be safely said
Miat winter has aet In. At Peace
Riv.r Crossing this morning the mercury registered 15 degrees below zero.
Ther.' is four lii'-hes of snow and the
riv.r has a thing coating of Ice.
NOT liVSUPERABLE.
SPECIALS
Coast Sealed Oysters
Per Pint - - - - . 50c
Per Quart .... $1.00
Crescent Oysters
Per Dozen ~ -~~ . - 35c
W.J.RUSE
(Succeaaor to Ayling * Swain.)
447 Columbia St. Phone 98.
���WEEK-END SPECIALS.
Pancy fresh dressed local Spring Chickens 30c.
"ens ' 25c.
Holl lng Beef
'.-���
Pot Roasts -)5C
Rabbits, each 25c'
Pure I.ard, :'h, 5s, 108, per lh .....'., ........ 15c!
Picnic Hams _ ] ] . 13c!
Rest Sugar Cured Hams and Uacon ......'.'...'.'...'..'.'.". 23c.
I FRASER VALLEY MARKET
Phone 300.
632 Columbia Street
view inornlnR
C2310-I
i
CURTIS
REXALL
DRUG
STORE
.. f or ..
PHOTO
GOODS
What with the harbor Improvements, the further
DEVELOPMENT OF
the fisheries and
Aitchison's
Ladies' Tailoring Branch
surely Westminster ls coming to
her own.
J.N. AITCHISON
Tailor to Ladles and Gentlemen.
Westminster Trust Block.
CITY
MISS A. MILL
DRESSMAKING
Fancy and Evening Dresses
a Specialty.
Room 11, Smith Block.
(8262)
OBITUAR'.
Mcdonald���The de
after a brier llin. ss yei-
trtce, the daughter of
| ll. C. McDonald, no Agi i
21 years. The dcceasei,
I friends here wiio will in
The funeral takes plac.
I morning at 9:30 Iroin tlu
dence, 119 Agnes street, t
church.
COTTER The funeral
I Mrs. T. A. Cotter, who d
I day evening Ht the resi'
|j sister, Mrs. fi. J. Morroi
streeL, lakes place from
Ibis morning at '.) o'cloci
man Catholic conn lery.
Beck will officiate,
ARE YOU
PREPARE^
"o recognize and seize the opportmn
elcs when they come Io you?
AN OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF TO YOU NOW i
in Intrrv'ew lonlglit with a j to fit yourself to take advantage ttt
the ca Inet. said: "I have many future opportunities���It> ������ th*
* opportunity to -gain a practical knon i
edge.
Oi-l
Thomas l.ip-
BOILERS Riveted Steel Pipes
BURN OIL ���
TANKS
VULCAN IRON WORKS, LTD.
P. O. BOX 44? TELEPHONE ��24
that If "ertaln financial de.
he am. ,ged. areat Britain
t;ictn��> representedI at San
tke tinanclal difficulties
thlnk��.('tn��iiperable."
Plf.on ���tops Clock.
on flew aSninut the face of the
Town Hull clock and was
between the minute hand and
The clock was stopped for un
til the I, rd was liberated.
MODERN
BUSINESS SCHOOL
A.
Phone 8S3.
BOIJCIC, Principal.
��10 Columbia St.
After.
8or ... people g0 ahout with their eyes
m'tti' "V**, unlit they aee something
the. n-.ight not Wi then abut thsm tight
. .iter thoy have luoksd.
VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES.
MISS E. D0WNHAM
Residence Y. W. C. A. Phone 1324.
MATERNITY, SURGICAL AND
MEDICAL CASES ATTENDED.
BUILDERS AWD CONTRACTORS.
our nMwior rinlsh Is manufactured from timber apecially aelect-
ed for Flat Grain.
We are also specializing tn I'lr Doors with Veneered I'nnela
which nre better In construction, more beautiful and no more expensive than the old solid raised panel doors.
Get our prices before placing your orders.
A
"THE FRASER RIVER MILLS"
(CANADIAN WESTERN LUMBER CO, LTD.)
Local Sales Department, Phone 890.
il!��i.C
IM air]
it icnlr. ��!
to the |( ,;
ev. Kiiih.-r'
National Prohibit n.
Indianapolis, lnd., Oct. i.���A reao
jlnlion endorsing national rohlbil ������
'and llie campaign ul Ihe N mal Anl!
iSaloon league to mipprM the tna'iu
facture ami aale of Into cants wai
adopted by the nniiona: -lonvontloii
'of Mclliiiilisi men here th nf tern non
amid great applause. Th resolut'on
IflelH forth thai "we sti d for th'
iKpeeill.nl possible mippr* lon of nil
|lii|iinr traffic.'' and Hiat "the only
[proper altitude uf civil overntnent
Shott Term Loans
SADIE FRASER
Mas. Bac.
Singing, Piano, Theory.
For Terms and lloura Apply at. | toward anything ho tiari nl ss the
Studio, 1011 Hamilton Street. Phone ; liquor traffic la that of a lolute pro-
1319 R.
(2263) hibition.'
WE HAV
TERM L<>AN.:
ONE YI'_..R<).
CHASE AGRE
We
NOTICE
CLIENTS WHO WILL MAKE SHORT
FOt A PERIOD NOT EXCEEDING
RE L ESTATE SECURITY OR PUR-
MEMS OF SALE. APPLY
F. J. HART & CO., LTD.
*J* , 'taWWied 1M1.
'�� *ecb ,,, Employ ira* Liability, Atttamoblla ut*
���*-*������** iMuranoa,
ALTERATION OF RUNNING SCHEDULE OF INTERURBAN LINE
TO VANCOUVER, VIA CENTRAL PARK, AND OF FRA8ER VALLEY DIVISION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, NOV. 2, 1913.
(Subject to change without notice)
WESTMINSTER-VANCOUVER (VIA CENTRAL PARK.)
Sunday schedule -���Trains leive New Westminster at 6, 7, 7:39, 8,
y:SO and :i a.m., imd every 20 minutes thereafter until 8:30 p.m.
After 8: i) service every 30 minutes with last car leaving at midnight.
W<
'i:15, ��
until 4
Slircn.
___ S''
SlRhi
. day schedule-Trains leave New Weatmlnster at l>, 5:45, 6,
i, li:4B, 7, 7:15, 7:30, 7:45 and 8 a.m., anil every 20 mlnutea
n.m.. Prom 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. a 15 minute service will be
\ftor 8:30 p.m. a 30 mlnuto service with last car at midnight.
.rday service-Karl y morning schedule the same as on week-
t after 8 a.m., a 15 minute service wlll be given until mid-
FRASER VALLEY DIVISION.
Tii rough trains for Chllllwack leave New Wostmlnster dally at
'���Hi m. and 1:10, 3:35 and 5:45 p.m.. Trains leave Chllllwack dally
ror i turn trip at 0:10 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. and 1:10 and 5:45 p,m.
Dall. Kxpreiis service to Chllllwack from New Westminster at 9:50
a.ni and 3:35 p.m.
BRIIISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPAN)

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